In many remote mountainous areas and critical administrative junctions across China, numerous illegal passenger and freight vehicles still rush through inspection checkpoints,
seriously disrupting social security and public order. To address this issue, we plan to develop a vehicle evasion prevention device that can quickly be launched or projected onto a vehicle attempting to flee, adhering to the vehicle’s surface and promptly transmitting location information back. It can also report whether the vehicle is in motion or stationary, and whether the device has been removed, enabling identification of evading vehicles and illegal personnel, thus effectively curbing the phenomenon of illegal vehicle escape.
What key features should a GPS device specifically designed to prevent vehicle ramming and evasion have?
- Rapid Response: The device must be capable of quick launching or projection and adhesion to the vehicle when it attempts to escape.
- Real-time Transmission: The device must promptly transmit vehicle location data for real-time tracking of fleeing vehicles.
- Safety and Stability: The device must maintain stable performance, making it difficult to remove or interfere with.
- Compact Size: The device must be small and lightweight to ensure sufficient launch/projection range and secure adhesion stability.
- Strong Adhesion: The device must have strong adhesive force to securely attach to the vehicle's exterior surface.
The MAKE1 GPS BeiDou positioning device possesses all the capabilities needed to be transformed into a vehicle evasion prevention tool. With modifications, it can be equipped to be launched or projected onto a vehicle and adhere firmly. Additionally, it supports real-time transmission of vehicle location data, enabling tracking of fleeing vehicles. It also features stable operation and strong adhesion, making it resistant to removal or interference. Moreover, due to its compact size and light weight, it ensures effective launch/projection distance and adhesion stability, making it highly suitable as a vehicle evasion prevention device.
The MAKE1 government and enterprise business department is further collecting relevant application scenarios and customer feedback. Reports indicate that a state media outlet on Douyin has covered the use of MAKE1 GPS devices by Hubei traffic management authorities for such evasion prevention tools. MAKE1 will subsequently release smaller, more suitable GPS devices optimized for launching and projection, tailored for various special application scenarios.
