Laptop security microchip enables remote tracking of portable devices
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The microchip can wipe out data, or it can physically destroy the mobile device so that it is completely inoperable. And if the user needs the data that is on the mobile device, then the data can be copied remotely from the device to a server, before the data is destroyed.
When the backup process is finished, a new process can be initiated inside the main boards which generates a high frequency voltage that zaps all of the hardware parts of device and destroys the device, so neither the device parts are usable any more.
The microchip also acts as a tracking device, enabling the owner to find the physical location of their stolen laptop or smartphone.
Xelltec is planning to form strategic alliances and corporate partnerships with popular main board and computer manufacturing companies in the United States and internationally.
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