U Grok It uses your phone to find your misplaced things

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Last year, we told you about a smartphone-based system that can be used to find your missing stuff, known as BiKN. It consists of an electronic case that the phone slides into, which tracks the whereabouts of paired radio frequency tags that the user attaches to their car keys, purse, children – you name it. The phone displays the location of the sought items, or can sound an alarm if one of them gets too far away. Now, it looks like BiKN might have some competition, in the form of the similar-but-different U Grok It. .. Continue Reading U Grok It uses your phone to find your misplaced things

Section: Mobile Technology

Tags: RFID, Smartphone, Tracking

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