By David Shamah

Starcom Systems makes one of the most advanced tracking systems in the world – with applications for cars, merchandise, and even people. Using a combination of almost all communication protocols out there today, Starcom users can rest easy, knowing that their property or family members will get where they have to go safely.
By David Shamah

Thousands of people get sick with food poisoning each year, resulting in lost workdays, hospital stays, or, in some cases, long-term illness or even death. And even in cases where food is supposedly safe, it may still contain debilitating bacteria that, for all the government’s best intentions, still gets through to wreak havoc among the public.
All that could change, though, thanks to a new innovation by Israeli startup MS-Tech, which has developed a new “electronic nose” that can sniff out e.Coli and other bad stuff.
By David Shamah

Traffilog believes that the best way to save gas – not to mention drivers’ lives, as well as cut down on vehicle maintenance costs – is to keep as close an eye on vehicles, while they’re out in the field. The Traffilog system features GPS, G sensors, and ECM systems that interface with the vehicles systems, reporting everything that happens back to an administrative server. From there, there, the information makes its way through filters and databases, analyzed for the relevant details needed by clients – who then get informed by e-mail, a Web interface, or SMS.