This could be an April Fools joke, but we know it’s coming anyway. A company named Voss & Mauser is claiming that they have a new GPS implant tracker that can be directly implanted into the skin and that it’s now available in the states.
Our tipster states “Many parents and governments across this planet have been demanding for a GPS Tracker device that can be embedded directly into the skin and cannot be removed or noticed by them. Follow the tracked person’s exact satellite location on any computer with Internet, no matter where they are in the world.” Yeah, I’m sure it’s a dream that many people share, while others cringe.
Is it real? Have a look at their website(Which is not in english) and decide for yourself.
[Voss and Mauser]
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GPS systems can be used for monitoring employees, teens, and numerous other applications. I work for a company called LandAirSea Systems that manufactureres GPS tracking devices. All of our clients have positive applications and in March a trial concluded where the Tracking Key was used as the core piece of eveidence in a murder trial. Technology improves are lives and makes things accessible and easy. It allows us to fly to different continents and to the moon. Technology allows us to travel miles under sea, and build boats larger than football fields that can float atop the sea. However, this “implanted GPS” technology is NOT real. First of all, if the system were a real-time system that could be monitored over the interent then it would need to incorporate cellular technology for transmitting the data. It would require a cellular data module. Technology is probably a solid 10 years before a CDM can be manufactured that small. Then, and most importantly, there is the question of a power source. GPS systems can function only 2 ways. The first being a battery source such as a lithuim ion abttery back or standard AA or AAA battery. However, if this were the case, then the little implanted tracker would need to be reomved every 8 hours at the most. The other power option is two hardwire the GPS tracking system to a vehicles 12 volt system for continous power. There is no 12 Volt connection in the human body. This story is completely false. There is no way to power a system from inside the body. I dont think it will even be possible in 25 years.
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This sounds like a cool idea for governments to track criminals and sex offenders. Though I think there’s a lot of neat GPS devices that don’t go that far. If you want to track something, http://www.voss-mauser.com/, may have taken it to an extreme, but its great to open up a dialoge about this. It may not be that far off.