BikeSpike helps users find lost cars
To help bicyclists or motorcyclists protect their property and find them if they are unfortunately stolen, a team of US engineers has created a GPS-based vehicle mounted directly on the bike called BikeSpike.
BikeSpike contains an antenna, an accelerometer and a device that connects to the GSM mobile phone network, allowing users to track the car with a smartphone or computer.
Bike Spike
This device is not a substitute for a lock that is considered an enhanced protection, which works after charging, about once a month. After locking the car in the usual way, the car owner can activate the BikeSpike 'digital lock' in the car via an Android, iOS or networked computer.
If the car is removed from the designated location, the user will receive a warning that their vehicle is moving. At the same time, they can send information and images of the vehicle to public places or local authorities to increase the chances of finding lost cars. BikeSpike has a special keychain and is attached to the car with a dedicated tool, so the thief is difficult to remove the device.
In addition to its security functions, BikeSpike can also act as a safety device because it is equipped with a collision detection system, which sends alerts to the contacts and lets them know where they are. have an accident. In addition, BikeSpike can also be used as a cyclist's track recorder, recording their distance and biking speed. The BikeSpike development team is raising funds to bring the device into mass production and they pledge to donate their products at the lowest price, $ 149.
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