ZENLOC PROTECTING RV's Cars, and more
the problem
In the USA alone, it is estimated there are millions of containers moved yearly.
The Zenloc system is very efficient at protecting these containers, and the driver moving them. During trials here in the USA it was well received. Companies that showed strong interest, included FedEx, The Portable Storage Association of America, Loves Transport and others.
CargoNet report says:
Roughly $45 million in cargo thefts were reported through September, according to CargoNet.
That compares with almost $68 million for all of 2020 when thieves targeted toilet paper and
personal protective equipment. In 2019, before the pandemic, some $49 million in cargo theft was
reported, according to figures provided by CargoNet. The accelerated pace of theft is expected to
continue through 2022.
No end in sight
Still, thieves are not doing the most damage in ports or rail yards, Lewis said. Instead, more
merchandise disappears from trucks by way of pilferage — when thieves steal only part of a
supply load from parked vehicles, whether it be a few pallets or part of a pallet, as truckers stop
on their way to a distribution center or warehouse.
the solution
Zenloc Portable Security Alarm
Zenloc is in the process of developing new technology, that will alert others beyond the user. And add additional safety and recording abilities in a new version of the Zenloc Alarm. It will still remain portable, self arming and rechargeable, but will become a very secure way of protecting cargo on the move, and would have other uses worldwide.
WHAT WILL IT DO
Zenloc, with its new technology, will have the ability to tell the user its location, The state of the alarm, battery condition, whether it is armed or not and more. It will also be equipped with a small covert camera to help identify any would be thief attempting to steal cargo.
Instant alert technology will not only immediately notify the user of any tampering, but also those added to the system that need to be notified as well.
ZENLOC WILL PROTECT CARGO AND DRIVERS OF CONTAINERISED TRANSPORT FROM ATTACK
Vehicle theft protection
Theft Statistics here in the USA
- In 2022, more than 1 million vehicles were stolen in the United States, with passenger cars making up more than 74% of all stolen motor vehicles.
- In 2021, the nationwide rate of motor vehicle theft in the United States was 268.2 reported cases per 100,000 population.
- In the first three quarters of 2022, over 745,000 vehicles were stolen in the United States, which is a 24% increase compared to the same time period in 2019.
- In 2019, there were an estimated 721,885 thefts of motor vehicles nationwide, with an estimated rate of motor vehicle thefts of 219.9 per 100,000 inhabitants.
- Motor vehicle thefts are up 25.1% since 2019, with 1,001,967 vehicles stolen in 2022.
Thieves are using more and more sophisticated technology
Car theft is on the rise, according to AA Insurance Services. Worryingly, thieves are increasingly using high-tech tools to target weaknesses in the same sensors and computerized systems that were designed to help make our journeys safer and more comfortable.
In fact, as the market research company Technavio, noted in 2017, the significant growth of the automotive electronics sector was driven specifically by the need for added driver convenience and concerns about car theft. So, it’s a sobering thought that these same sensors, computers and data aggregation systems are what criminals now use to steal cars.
The convenience offered by the keyless entry system (KES), is one such example. KES enables drivers to passively lock, unlock, start and stop the engine by simply carrying the key fob along with its integrated signal transmitter. The basic function of the system is for the car to detect the signal from the fob.
If the signal is strong enough, generally when the fob is within one metre of the car, it will unlock and allow the engine to start, usually using a push-button system. Attacks on the KES typically use a method of amplifying and relaying the signal from the fob to the car. This “tricks” the car’s system into thinking that the fob is within one metre, and the system disarms.
How Zenloc 's alarm can help you protect your car
OTHER INITIAL USES FOR THE ZENLOC ALARM
1, Rv's
2. P.OD's
3.Farm equipment
4. Heavy machinery
5. Garage and lock-up's
HOW IT WORKS
SIMPLE CONNECTION PROCESS
ALARM LOCATION AND CONDITION
SIMPLE CONNECTION PROCESS
Scan security code on alarm with Zenloc app to pair device. This gives user ability to control events.
ADD CONTACTS
ALARM LOCATION AND CONDITION
SIMPLE CONNECTION PROCESS
Add contacts of those who must and need to be alerted of an incident and alarm condition.
ALARM LOCATION AND CONDITION
ALARM LOCATION AND CONDITION
ALARM LOCATION AND CONDITION
Easy to navigate map, shows location and condition of alarm. Multiple alarms can be shown with specific access to cloud data, by authorized users only.