MobileHelp medical alert system uses u-blox GPS and 2G/3G solutions for GPS and wireless technology

U-blox, a positioning and wireless chip and module manufacturer in Switzerland, announced that its global positioning and embedded 2G/3G wireless technology has been adopted by MobileHelp, a leading technology provider for M-PERS (Mobile-Personal Emergency Response System). Based on u-blox's LISA 2G/3G wireless modem module and MAX GPS module, MobileHelp's complete system includes a sophisticated portable alarm device that can be used in addition to home and home use. Features.

Robert Flippo, general manager of MobileHelp, said: "As the population ages, more and more people choose to maintain long-term living habits within the possible range. U-blox reliable, low-power positioning and wireless technology Our MobileHelp medical alert system allows silver-haired people to live alone or at home, because they know they can get emergency medical assistance quickly with just one button."

Unlike the traditional 911 direct dial telephone service, the MobileHelp device provides instant access to personal emergency information and personal medical information to the Emergency Response Center with the push of a button. The system integrates wireless voice, data and satellite GPS technology across the United States to provide instant medical monitoring services, location tracking, and instant voice calls with trained operators in emergency response centers. MobileHelp also features the Caregiver Tool, an innovative event notification and online tracking platform that keeps family and caregivers informed of emergencies. With AT&T as a network service partner, this device can operate in 97% of the nation's residential areas.

There are three configurations of MobileHelp, "CLASSIC" can provide home monitoring function with fixed wired phone, "SOLO" can be used at home when traveling and there is no fixed wired phone connection, "DUO" is when providing travel and fixed wired phone Use at home.

MobileHelp's innovative alert product was developed in collaboration with Singapore-based Daviscomms. Daviscomms is a leading designer and manufacturer of advanced engineering services to customers in the global consumer and industrial markets.