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Ulocs offers sensor-based movement tracking technology that can be integrated into devices like smartphones, IoT devices, consumer electronics, and mobile computing devices. It aggregates data from 1 to unlimited devices for analytics. Ulocs works with any smartphone over Bluetooth and replaces less accurate onboard sensors, offering superior tracking. It also provides an open API for developers to leverage this movement tracking in their apps. Examples of applications include reactive responses to accidents, security/man-down alerts, augmented reality support, and precision tracing of body movements.
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