GPSing the Aussie Rules Players

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We have already done this with racehorses. I am personnaly interested in taking GPS technology to the next step by integrating the sensors into the players jumpers. We have commercial wearable prodcuts that are used by local government and CALM.
Any interested Teams can contact me for potential development and acquiring R+D funding.
John Koles
Micronics GPS
0893448808
or micron@iinet.net.au

#1 John Koles (Link) on 2005-03-02 05:28 (Reply)

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