GPS device four tours and zoos
Published on October 9th, 2006 in gps navigation, misc news
A company called BarZ Adventures makes these rugged design GPS devices with extended battery life to deliver multimedia content based on satellite recognition of GPS coordinates. They are designed to enhance the visitor experience at national parks, monuments, zoos, and other natural and historic sites. Currently more than half a dozen national parks and monuments are using or are under contract to use this cutting edge technology.
“Unlike other electronic solutions for the tourism industry, the GPS Ranger Series uses GPS technology to trigger rich multimedia content when the user comes within range of a point of interest,” said Lee Little, founder of Bar Z Adventures and developer of the GPS and Zoo Ranger systems. “Audio, video, text and pictures can all be integrated to tell important stories that have shaped the fabric of America. Our system puts a venue’s important message in the palm of the visitor’s hand.”
The GPS Ranger has a water-resistant 3.5-inch, outdoor-viewing LCD screen and can be loaded with 4GB worth of content on its flash storage. Don’t ask how much it costs because it doesn’t make sense for end-consumer to buy this. Just take a tour at your nearest state park. They may have the GPS Ranger.
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