Archive Article: 2002/09/06

6 September 2002




Personal alarm can mean safety first

Farms are dangerous places. Even the simplest of tasks could prove lethal. And a shrinking farm work force means that more people work in isolation.

After a serious accident, what are the chances of immediate assistance and survival?

Welcome help comes in the form of a new personal alarm system that uses a combination of GPS tracking and GSM mobile phone technology to provide a link between the user and a constantly manned call centre.

Should the worst happen, an alarm could be raised at the touch of a button. The precise location of the accident is also broadcast so help can be sent, immediately. Keeping in touch could help to keep you alive.


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