Qualcomm recently showcased inGEO, a reference design, which is claimed to make available a comprehensive, back-to-back technology solution for non-cell phone personal location devices and services, at the recent At CTIA wireless. The novel reference design is built-in with (A-GPS) assisted-GPS positioning via Qualcomm gpsOne technology and is connected to control-server technology for precise, real-time tracking and seamless addition into current CDMA carrier networks. The device is also capable of including a microphone and a speaker to make possible two ways communications. The unmitigated battery life is able to power the device for more than 60 days on being charged once.
InGeo is founded on the MSM6125 chipset solution and is backed up by location services, comprising the Qualcomm QPoint solution. InGeo is finely tailored for child and elder protection or pet and asset tracking markets. Expected to be put for sale under US$100, the latest device is at present obtainable to Qualcomm licensees willing to make entry in the wireless location market.




















