Tool called 'Lynq' can connect two to twelve people at a time. It does not require any phone service, Wi-Fi, Internet and monthly fees, but a small device link is connected to another device via special radio-frequency.
In this way, this invention has been very useful in
monitoring markets, crowds, entertainment, accidents and children. At times,
children are also separated from their parents, and the link can be very useful
in this regard.
It's simple to use, connect two or 12 devices of a link
first by locking them together. After that everyone can add their name to their
device and even set a distance, but remember that it only works within a 5 km
or 3 mile radius.
Now if you go away, the name of the person you type in will
appear on the screen and just walk in that direction until you reach your
friend or family. It can be used as a GPS compass (compass) as it also
indicates the direction of disappearance.
According to the Link Company, this system has been tested
by the military in the real battlefield and expressed satisfaction. Similarly,
the device can also be given to the elderly who are often left out of the house
due to a mental disorder. On the other hand, trekkers in the mountains and
skiing in the snow can make good use of it.
It can also be used in natural disasters and accidents where
mobile networks and power systems are badly affected and people continue to
search for each other. Similarly, this tool can be very useful for young
children.
The link can last up to three days on a single charge and is
fully waterproof, childproof and shock proof, with pre-order pre-purchase for
the link currently in progress and may be available until next year.
