Panasonic Seekit Bluetooth Trackers Launched in India For Rs 1,299

Panasonic has launched Bluetooth-based Seekit tracker, adult by the company's India Innovation Centre in Bengaluru.

Not dissimilar other trackers which have been on the market place for years, Seekit lets users tag valuables with the tracker and a companion app will alert them when they get out the object behind, after a certain distance threshold is crossed.

Seekit volition be available in ii variants, Seekit Border and Seekit Loop, and is priced at Rs 1,599 and Rs 1,299 respectively. The trackers will be bachelor on various leading ecommerce platforms starting December get-go week. The Seekit Edge is already listed on Amazon, just one cannot buy it just all the same.

seekit_app — Seekit Companion App on iPhone

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To find their belongings using Seekit, users need to only tag their valuables and connect to the Seekit smartphone app on Android and iOS. It features a separation indicator, proximity guidance, last seen location, bi-directional tracking, and voice alerts with high alert mode for tracking and low alarm mode to avert unnecessary alerts. The separation indicator feature alerts the user as soon as the valuable is asunder, reminding that the valuable is being left backside.

The device comes with Bluetooth 5.0, but does not accept NFC functionality. Bluetooth 5 lets the device use much less ability for communication. Panasonic promises a battery life of up to xviii months without a accuse for the Seekit trackers.

"We are largely focusing on both Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based solutions at our Republic of india Innovation Centre. The launch of Seekit is strategically aligned to our objective to create a smart and continued ecosystem," said Manish Sharma, President and CEO Panasonic India and South Asia.

With inputs from IANS