It's called spotNsave and is a bracelet that emits SOS and bears the signature of the Indian engineer Tsirang Zagtiani.
The "bodyguard" bracelet connects to a smartphone – for the time being Android Appliances, while connection to iOS devices will follow soon – via Bluetooth. The user enters in the free app the five contacts who, in the role of "angels", will be notified in case of danger.
By pressing the central button SOS twice the spotNave sends notifications to friends and relatives around his owner's location on the map of the city, announcing that he is at risk. In this way, his people will be able to know where he is to alert the competent authorities.
"When someone receives a serious threat it's really impossible to make the move to take it out mobile from the pocket or bag, to unlock it and send a message to a friend or acquaintance," explains Zagtiani.
“In such cases, spotNsave could make a significant shipping difference data around where he is by texting his loved ones."
According to the official websiteσελίδα of (www.spontnsave.com), the bracelet SOS costs 34 euros, while at the same price there is the equivalent version of a crystal-shaped necklace.
Source: tovima.gr
