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Drivers Have A New Edge Behind The Wheel With Help From Njection.Com
Portland OR (SPX) Mar 28, 2008 Njection.com has made available to Garmin and its customers the speed traps and red light camera information from its Speed Trap Mashup section. Drivers can now download speed trap and red light camera information in order to create a more intelligent driving system. This will help prevent drivers from being ticketed by uploading the location of red light cameras and speed traps to their Garmin system. By doing this they receive a warning when they come with a user determined distance from a speed trap or red light camera. In order to increase awareness of this stellar union Njection.com is going to be giving away a Garmin Nuvi 650 along with a one-year subscription to speed trap and red light camera data to one Grand Prize winner. Second Prize for 100 others will be a one-year subscription to speed trap and red light camera data. "One thing that has interested us is the use of our system from airports," says Shannon Atkinson, President of Njection.com. "One can only conclude that people who travel extensively do not like getting tickets as well." This technology is especially useful for travelers landing at airports looking to continue their trip by rental car, limo, or van. In addition to traveling users, red light and speeding tickets can ruin a driver's livelihood. People such as drivers for TV station news vans, truck drivers, or even emergency vehicle drivers can benefit from the information available from the site. Garmin GPS devices will alert you to an upcoming red light camera or to an approaching speed trap. "With Garmin GPS devices available for in-car or motorcycle use and Garmin mobile GPS software available for cell phone and laptops, adapting ourselves to Garmin was our first choice," Shannon continues. Related Links Njection.com Speed Trap Mashup GPS Applications, Technology and Suppliers
Intelleflex And SATO Partner Around Extended Capability RFID And Data Solutions
Santa Clara CA (SPX) Mar 28, 2008Intelleflex has announced a partnership with SATO to deliver advanced RFID solutions worldwide. SATO offers a wide range of RFID (passive and active) products and Global Positioning System (GPS) solutions based on various worldwide standards such as EPC C1G2. This agreement will enable SATO to expand its offerings to include battery-assisted passive technologies integrated with the i-TRAKTM software system. |
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