SPYR (OTCQB:SPYR) Technologies Inc has announced that recently acquired subsidiary GeoTraq's Tracker Module (GT-TM100) has been approved by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and is ready for the market.
The company said the Tracker Module has successfully completed certification testing required by the PCS Type Certification Review Board (PTCRB) and is in compliance with FCC Part 15 Subpart B, Class B (sDoC) performance specifications.
The PTCRB certification program provides confidence that devices conform with global standards and perform optimally on mobile wireless networks, it added.
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"The Tracker Module is a complete, 'self-contained' device that can easily be inserted into any device, asset or package to connect it to the Internet of Things and track its location,” project engineer Chris Chammas said in a statement. “Simply connect to a battery and antenna and it's ready to go - no additional certification testing needed. We are already in discussions with potential industrial companies that see a need for our products."
SPYR is a technology company that, through its subsidiary Applied Magix, develops and resells Apple ecosystem-compatible products with an emphasis on the growing multibillion-dollar IoT (Internet of Things) smart home and connected car markets.
The company also, through GeoTraq, develops and manufactures fully self-contained, ultra-small mobile IoT modules: Tracker-M modules for asset tracking and location-based services and Sensor-M modules used for remote monitoring.
SPYR said it continues to identify and target acquisitions that will grow its footprint in the industry and expand the products it offers consumers, including companies developing artificial intelligence (AI) and smart technology products.
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