MONITORING SOLUTION
GPS Ankle Bracelet (GPS Only)
Keep track of individuals with precision and reliability using our GPS Ankle Bracelet. Designed solely for GPS location tracking, this device ensures accurate real-time location monitoring. It can connect directly to the cellular network or use a smartphone application as the primary connection. Additionally, it features a backup WiFi option for remote locations with limited cellular access. Data is sent to a central server for service providers to efficiently monitor their clients.
GPS and Alcohol Ankle Bracelet (GPS/Chemical)
Monitor both location and alcohol levels with our advanced GPS and Alcohol Ankle Bracelet. This dual-function device provides real-time GPS tracking and integrated alcohol monitoring, ensuring compliance with court orders and other restrictions. It can connect to the cellular network or utilize a smartphone application, with a backup WiFi feature for remote areas. All data is transmitted to a central server for seamless monitoring by service providers.
Smartphone-Connected Breathalyzer
Ensure accurate breathalyzer readings with our Smartphone-Connected Breathalyzer. This portable device connects to a smartphone application to take periodic breathalyzer readings, making it easy for users to stay compliant. Data is sent to a central server for service providers to monitor their clients effectively. Ideal for remote monitoring and ensuring adherence to alcohol-related restrictions.
Cellular Network with Redundant Backups
Various pathways are implemented to transmit data to the tracking server. The GPS/Alcohol bracelet has an integrated cellular module to transmit data directly to the server with an optional smart phone application as a redundant backup. When connected to the cellular application, the data is transferred through the application. When the application/phone is not accessible, the bracelet uses an internally cellular connection to transmit data. A Wi-Fi hub is also available for locations that have limited cellular connectivity.
Geo-Fence and GPS
A judge, when setting the conditions of probation/house arrest, may stipulate that an offender not use alcohol or marijuana and that the same offender must stay out of certain geographic areas. In matters involving domestic violence offenders or sex offenders, the active GPS technology offers the option to create a “Geo-Fence” whereby a specific location or geographical area may be identified as a restricted area to the offender.
The GPS tracking feature archives and stores the location tracking information in a date/time fashion. This feature provides a chronological listing of the offender's whereabouts and shows when the offender arrived and left a particular location such as home, work, or school.
Removal Detection
The offender cannot simply hand-off the tracking device to another person. Any attempt to remove the bracelet will cause sudden changes to be detected in the sensors which will send an alarm notice.
Web Based Tracking
Access all data from any web application - from phone or computer. Just log in and access any individual that is being monitored. Assign different trackers (employees) to monitor different individuals each with custom SMS or Email message for violations.
Key Features
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Detects the presence of marijuana
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Detects the presence of alcohol
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Active GPS tracking
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Tamper/removal sensors
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Real time geographic surveillance
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Water resistant and shock resistant
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User interface software packages
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“Geo-Fencing” capability
Summary
This new designed alcohol and marijuana sensing house arrest bracelet is now available. It is a powerful tool for courts and probation departments as an alternative mode of sentencing due to overcrowded jails.
Probation departments spend most of their time handling offenders on drug and alcohol related matters. We now have the technology to monitor alcohol and marijuana usage in offenders and to provide probation departments with on-line information for each monitored offender.
It is no longer necessary for probation officers to require offenders to come in for random drug and alcohol testing. If alcohol or marijuana usage is detected by the equipment, the offender can be summoned and ordered to come in for additional testing.
