It is interesting that the Tour De France kicks off July 1st. Globe Staff will get some huge publicity worldwide. Along with the launch of the prototypes in France next week and the installation of the security control centers.
CTO Jean-Gilles Subervie said, "Also, next week we will install one of the most important security control centers which will monitor, on a national basis, an advanced anti-hold-up system. Plans are also in place to install several thousands of our latest electronic security modules through 2006 and 2007."
eGeocardio allows scientists to track the heart rate of people or animals. The integrated cardiometry is displayed with graphics and alerts on computers. eGeocardio first appeared at the Tour de France 2004 to monitor the cyclists. It was utilized by teams, trainers and television broadcasters to monitor the cyclists' performances. Our next version of eGeocardio, which has been advanced to the prototype stage, will include a GSM/GPRS/GPS module which will allow managers and fans to follow the progress of people or animals in real time including location, speed, and altitude. Over the coming weeks and months, Globe Staff will detail additional applications and developments of its groundbreaking technology in cardio-monitoring as well as in elder care, child safety, and law enforcement.
SSTY, TPID U.S., TPID Beijing and GSFC have a lot of things in the works right now, the next two weeks should be packed with press releases with good news from all of our global partners.
