Platform

LunarEye's Universal Telematics Server™ (UTS) "connects people to things" through a sophisticated integration of electronic devices with wireless, telephony, and web technologies. Services can be provided via the LunarEye Network Operations Center (NOC), or via installation of the LunarEye system at a partner's location.

Integrated hardware devices provided by hardware partners typically include a wireless radio modem, a microprocessor, and a Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) receiver for mobile applications. These devices can be installed in cars, computers, or homes, and in the near future in a child's belt buckle or on a dog's collar.

When a notification event occurs, event and location data is transmitted from the remote device over the wireless network to the LunarEye NOC, or to a system installed at a partner's premises. The NOC immediately initiates a series of automated phone calls, email, pager, SMS, and/or fax alerts to the user. Users set up their notification profiles when they subscribe to a LunarEye-powered service, and may change information at any time through personalized web accounts.

Subscribers can also use any phone or web browser to connect to the LunarEye NOC and query a location or send a control command to a remote device (e.g., track a worker, unlock car doors). Once the NOC has received the request, it initiates an immediate connection to the remote device over the wireless network for the transfer back of location data and command acknowledgments.