Never lose your belongings now with TrackerPad GPS stickers especially build for the purpose of adhering to things and keeping a track of them. The GPS location can be accessed from a app installed in the user’s phone, via a pre-installed SIM in the TrackerPad which communicates with a server, connected to the phone.

These stickers are efficient, sturdy and reusable. Their rear end is sticky and clings on to the surface on the object to be tracked. Later, for second time use on another surface, the sticky end can be put under running cold water to reactivate the prior adhesive property.

The TrackerPad is tinier than the available tracking devices in the market such as, the TrackR Bravo and the Tile, and it is same size as that of a US quarter. Compared, to the casting to the previously mentioned alternative tracking devices, the TrackerPad has a soft and flexible casting. It weighs just 1.6 g, making it the most compact.

This tracking device lasts up to seven days, after which it has to be charged wirelessly. The corresponding app will notify the user about the charging status. The user can select to be notified about the location of the tracker after fixed intervals, and be notified if the object crosses a specified boundary.

A Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign has been organised which has fixed A pledge of £30 (US$46) for two TrackerPads, a wireless charger, and codes to access the smartphone app. Delivery for December 2015 is anticipated in case the campaign takes off.

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Author: Technology Blog