JTRACK M2M TELLOCATION SYSTEMS LTD

In 1984, Rodrik Research Labs Ltd. established in order to design and manufacture car security systems. A decade later the main core of RandD team came up with the idea to locate stolen cars on a map. In 1994 the idea was like science fiction, most people around were very skeptical, laughing at the idea of seeing cars on a map. At that time no GPS or GSM modules existed as today. Google maps or Google itself did not exist and was unknown. Actually they were the pioneers in the car tracking marke... t when they started to manufacture VHF based transponders connected to car alarm systems, jpeg format scanned maps, deploying small VHF transceivers covering all countries. Using Terrestrial tracking concept by triangulation they were able to locate the car and put on the relevant map. Manned monitoring systems 24/7 watched by 3 shift qualified security staff. When a car burglary attempt occurred they were calling to car owner's phone. Their tracker brand name was RVCL - Remote Vehicle Control and Location devices. The historical picture above illusturated in year of 2000 developed into the present RVCL concept. Since then a lot has happened. GSM became the global network for communications. GPS modules became a regular consumer item. Google become popular then launched Google Maps. Since then most screw driver holders started to be GPS tracker unit manufacturers. In 2006, Rodrik Research Labs Ltd. started to use the brand name jTrack for the new generation of trackers, thanks to Motorola's G24 module with JavaME OS. When Rodrik group moved the HQ to Canada, the founders decided to use the brand name jTrack as the corporate name. jTrack Canada started to develop M2M hardware systems platform, with ready on the shelf in generic format or tailored to customer requirements within a few days. jTrack can create low cost interactive real time communication systems for custom solutions. Open source Java OS based robust M2M hardware platform provides a fast turnaround for robust global M2M applications. The hardware is based on cellular and satellite seamless connectivity. Their group has VMO (Virtual Mobile Operator) license which means they have their own JavaSIM (jSIM) cards. These work in all countries at the same fixed rate for a few dollars per month providing unlimited M2M data transfer and supports jCloud platform.More