Amazfit recently launched its Helio Strap, the third of the three once-rumored Whoop-like trackers to be officially announced ...

Tractive, an Austria-based company with a strong market reputation, built this tracker for dogs weighing 9 lbs (about 4 kg) ...

The 245 is a lightweight, workout-ready fitness tracker for basically everyone. It boasts an impressive battery life—up to seven days—and even with the GPS running, it'll go on for up to 24 hours.

It’s the kind of thing you dream about as a kid — Oluwatobi Oluwatobi “Tobi” Oyinlola has just made history by earning official recognition from Guinness World Records for creating the world’s ...

Nigerian-born MIT researcher Oluwatobi Oyinlola created a GPS tracker tinier than a thumbprint. Now, he’s in the Guinness World Records. Measuring just 22.93 mm x 11.92 mm (0.90 x 0.46 in), the ...

Currys has the EUFY SmartTrack Link Bluetooth Tracker, which comes as a pack of two for £39.99. It can be popped on keys and wallets, but does not have the same kind of distance required for luggage.

These miniature tracking devices are secured to the ducks using Teflon straps that wrap around their wings. Each device has a unique identifier, allowing researchers to follow individual birds ...

Developers can now build GPS-based experiences for things like creating interactive walking paths, getting directions, tracking fitness metrics, and playing games.

Ensure peace of mind with the best GPS car trackers of 2024, providing reliable vehicle monitoring, enhanced security, and real-time tracking capabilities.

Why it matters: Usually, tracking wildlife involves using GPS trackers, which are expensive and power-hungry. However, researchers have begun utilizing tiny AirTag-compatible trackers that ...

Sometimes you need to create a satellite navigation tracking device that communicates via a low-power mesh network. [Powerfeatherdev] was in just that situation, and they whipped up a particularly … ...

The researchers used tiny GPS tracking devices to follow the movements of 104 cranes in Africa, Asia, and Europe.