We searched for the top GPS and Bluetooth item finders and trackers across crowdfunding sites Indiegogo and Kickstarter to help you locate your missing items.
There are many different tracking and location devices available to track your items. Some have GPS, some have Bluetooth, some have perimeter alerts, some have audible alarms. But which one is right for you? We have collected a selection of different devices to allow you to choose the best locator device for your needs.
Tile, the crowdsourced mobile object locator now available in EU, Aus and NZ
EasyFinder gives your battery operated device a brain
Crowdfunded small biz tech which should be showcased at CES 2015
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