Working principle The device transmits a secure Bluetooth signal every two seconds. Nearby devices such as mobile phones and computers receive the signal and upload it to a service to generate master location data. Compatibility Universal compatibility with Android and iOS systems. Distance limit and coverage There is no fixed distance limit. The system is globally available, and operation relies on nearby devices within approximately 1050 meters to contribute data and fix the locator in place. Realtime positioning When nearby devices are present, near realtime positioning is achieved. More nearby devices improve accuracy. If no devices are nearby, location data cannot be updated until devices reappear, with location updates occurring approximately every 5 to 15 minutes. Data access and accuracy Only the owner of the locator can retrieve location data. With more nearby devices, updates are faster and accuracy is higher. Key benefits Leverages existing nearby devices to determine location, reducing the need for dedicated infrastructure No fixed distance limit; globally usable Realtime or near realtime positioning, enhanced by device density Privacy ensured: only the locator owner can access location data Improved accuracy as crowd density increases Use scenarios Asset tracking in a warehouse or large office: attach the locator to valuable equipment to monitor its location as staff carry mobile devices around the facility. item tracking in campuses or urban areas: attach to keys, bags, or other items to locate them within environments where mobile devices are present. Small business equipment and tools management: deploy across multiple sites; location updates improve as more devices contribute data, aiding quick recovery and inventory control.