Gemini Technologies is pleased to introduce the Gemini GLS (Global Location Service), a personal and portable tracking device unlike anything else available. The Gemini is a small device that allows consumers to remotely track the position of a loved one, pet, asset or any other important item in real-time through the Internet or by placing a phone call. The Gemini GLS combines the technology of global positioning satellites (GPS), cellular phone communication and the Internet in a compact device that upon request can transmit its exact location in seconds to give the end-user a complete solution.

At half the size of a deck of playing cards, the Gemini GLS can be easily concealed or attached to a loved one, a pet, or a valuable asset. Never before has GPS, GSM and the Internet been integrated into such a small device and with limitless applications. The unit’s features include:

The Geofence or “safety zone” feature will enable you to define an area and receive alerts if the Gemini travels outside the defined invisible boundary.

2 speed dial buttons that allow the unit to call up to 2 predetermined numbers.

Dedicated call center to provide technical assistance and customer support.

24-hour access to the Gemini online interface, mapping software and tools.

Tri-band modem for worldwide coverage, with a highly sensitive GPS module.

Rechargeable battery with capacity of up to 22 hours, with a short charging time of only 4 hours to restore full battery capacity.

A key component to the Gemini GLS is the website control panel. Through this password protected user interface, the customer can locate their tracking device(s), identified online as a user defined nickname such as Michele, Fido, Laptop, etc. Through proprietary mapping software, users can see street and building level detail for the location of their device, or zoom out to get a wide-angle view of the device's location. Users can define a territory, known as a Geofence or Safety Zone, in which the device can travel freely but when the device travels outside the Geofenced territory, an alert is immediately sent to a cell phone or email designated by the user. The user can locate the device through the online web panel, or in the event they do not have immediate access to the Internet, receive the exact location on their cellular phone, or call a customer support center to locate the device for them. Through the website, the customer can also manage the notification of the alert functions by designating contacts to receive alerts for SOS calls. The interface allows for multiple notifications, so for example, if a child is being tracked and goes outside the Geofenced area, an alert can be sent to Mom and Dad, or any other caregiver or adult that parents wish to notify.