Some 911 systems can’t find you in an emergency due to dated technology
From Today.com: Outdated location systems are keeping 911 from effectively tracking down victims of crime or misfortune.
A simple way to geolocate people who do not know their location.
There are infinite situations where someone might need assistance but does not know their exact location. Unfortunately, approximately 10,000 Americans die every year from this issue. The new E911 system tries to locate the 911 caller, but it has an accuracy of approximately 5 miles. Additionally, many police and emergency agencies are not yet equipped with E911. EasySMS delivers an average 10-meter accuracy in seconds. It even works on flip phones that have GPS and web browser support.
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Zeteky, Inc. began with one product, iWatch, a virtual crime watch app for reporting suspicious behaviors and activities. Since it’s inception, we have worked with law enforcement and the U.S. military to develop the world’s most robust system of anonymous crime reporting and the critical routing of sensitive data.
Today, Zeteky Systems has a twofold focus:
Empowering employees and citizens to take an active role in the safety, progress and growth at work and at home.
Providing leaders a powerful tool to increase efficiency and effectiveness, while reducing the impact of the unknown and unexpected.
Zeteky provides leaders with real-time intelligence to make critical decisions in today’s fast-paced world. Be informed with a direct line to every employee, citizen, student or soldier under your watch.
Our Name:
The Atelopus Zeteki, a.k.a. the Panamanian Golden Frog, is native to the rainforests of Panama. This highly social animal is known for being very alert to its surroundings and its unique ability to communicate with sounds and gestures.
Like the Zeteki frog, we’re focused on hearing, seeing and reacting to what usually goes overlooked.
From Today.com: Outdated location systems are keeping 911 from effectively tracking down victims of crime or misfortune.
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