Called the V503P, it has been developed from the V502 range of asset tracking devices launched by VascoTrack last year.

The V503P has an integral battery and antennas. It is small enough to be easily attached to a belt or carried inside a pocket. The device has a battery life of up to 7 days without charging and allows users to continually monitor an individuals locations.

VascoTrack is currently working with a number of organisations throughout the world who have teams of lone workers or high risk individuals who they need to continually monitor.

The personal tracker can be used in over 203 countries which operate a GSM mobile telephone network allowing users to locate and track people to within one metre of their location.

Sean Leicester, managing director of VascoTrack said: "At last year’s 3GSM World congress we launched the hugely popular V502, an asset tracking device which could be installed in a range assets from haulage trailers to high value courier packages. The new personal tracker is yet another great development by our team and we have already had a great deal of interest in it because of its small size and very low power requirements. During the exhibition members of the VascoTrack team will be on hand to demonstrate the device and answer any queries."

VascoTrack is recruiting resellers throughout the world. They currently have resellers in over twenty countries and aim to expand this network to sixty in the next twelve months.

MForum about VascoTrack

Formed in 1998 VascoTrack is a world leader in the design and development of global monitoring and tracking devices. Based in the UK, the company utilises existing or emerging technologies to develop devices that can be used throughout the world.
VascoTrack works with a world-wide network of resellers who market and install their devices in a number of locations and for a number of different solutions.

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