StickNFind system uses your phone and coin-like tags to find lost items
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The StickNFind app can alert users when a tagged object moves more than a given distance away
One of the StickNFind tags, and the app that finds it
A batch of the StickNFind tags
Each tag contains a circuit board, a replaceable watch battery, a buzzer and an LED light
When the user needs to find a tagged object, a display on the phone’s screen will show them how far away it is
Article Summary
If the number of “finding” systems cropping up lately is anything to go by, we seem to be quite a forgetful bunch. One of the latest such systems, known as StickNFind, looks to be particularly simple – just some little adhesive tags, and an app on the user’s smartphone.
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