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Press Release
July 2010 |
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Laipac and Deimos have reached a collaboration agreement for the development of location solutions with applications in security, protection and people monitoring.
This year Laipac and Deimos have been working and designing solution’s that combines a powerful personal tracking device with a robust and customized platform tailored for nursing care and security safety service providers.
DEIMOS Space is a private Spanish company operating in aerospace activities and is integrated into the ELECNOR group of subsidiaries. They have a proven track record and international reputation in mission analysis and orbital mechanics, space engineering – on-board software and real-time systems and data processing – satellite navigation systems.
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May 2010 |
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The American Telemedicine Association (ATA), San Antonio, Texas, May 16-18, 2010 hosted 3100 attendees from around the United States and 35 countries. Laipac attended one of the world's largest telemedicine shows where individuals from telehealth spectrum and telemedicine-related subject areas met.
Laipac featured the S-911 Bracelet Locator™ Healthcare GPS wrist watch which is a health alert system that is useful for people, who are isolated, have limited mobility or who need in-house monitoring. The bracelets are equipped with a "panic button" when an emergency occurs. Laipac`s Healcare Bracelet brought interest to medical monitoring centers offering various solutions for emergency response systems.
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April 2010 |
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Expo Seguridad Mexico 2010 exceeded over 13,000 visitors of both exhibitors and visitors who came to Mexico City an important meeting point of Latin America.The show exhibited security products manufacturers, distributors and equipment end users, security solutions and the newest and most innovative technology.
Laipac came in with a strong presence to offer distributors, integrators and end users of security equipment companies’ leading edge GPS tracking products for both fleet management and personal tracking. The S-911 Bracelet Locator™ had an overwhelming interest with a key to tracking missing children and monitoring vehicles and healthcare patients.
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March 2010 |
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The International CTIA WIRELESS show is the largest wireless event representing a $1 trillion global marketplace that brings together the telecom industry, wireless and converged communications, mobile Internet, computing and mobile data. The show hosted more than 15,000 enterprise users with a range of companies displaying the latest mobile business products and services.
Laipac showcased the S-911 Bracelet Locator™ Healthcare GPS wrist watch which is a health alert system that is useful for people, who are isolated, have limited mobility or who need in-house monitoring. The bracelets are equipped with a "panic button" when an emergency occurs. The sought after product brought interest to integrators and medical companies offering various applications.
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CeBIT 2010 is one of the biggest ICT exhibition in the world in Hannover, Germany with 4,100 companies from 68 countries showcasing digital IT and telecommunications solutions for home and work environments.
Laipac showed off the S-911 Bracelet Locator™ GPS watch with an impressive booth which integrators compared notes on current GPS industry applications. Laipac also met with many companies that are potential distributors in Europe which increased the demand for the product. The interest on our GPS personal products was sought after by telecom companies and being a Canadian company has given Laipac a positive response at the show.
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Jan 2010 |
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Laipac participates as exhibitor in International CES Las Vegas.
Las Vegas — January 7-10, 2010 — Laipac Technology Inc, the leading provider of GPS tracking in the world, has participated again in CES Las Vegas the preeminent trade association promoting growth in the consumer technology industry. Laipac is proud to share the news that the S-911 Bracelet Locator™ was one of the most sought after products for applications of Healthcare, Law Enforcement and Lone Workers at the CES show.
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