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"The compact Cellocator unit is exceptionally small, allowing for secret installation inside the vehicle cabin to avoid discovery and manipulation," explains Amnon Duchovne-Nave, founder of Cellocator and CEO. "The unit connects to the vehicle's essential devices, enabling total remote control by operators at the command center. The unit also provides the technological means to ensure that only authorized drivers are using the vehicles. A special distress button allows drivers to instantly signal any emergency. In such a case, the operator can remotely lock the car doors or vaults, activate a siren, and even completely immobilize the engine. The entire system will be using the new secure digital Tetra communications network, created specifically for Greek emergency services. Cellocator™ Ltd. has been at the forefront of wireless communication and location technology since 1997. Its experts specialize in the development and manufacturing of hardware and software for wireless vehicle security, communication, and online control systems. Over 60,000 vehicles worldwide are equipped with Cellocator products."
