REM-i
Emergency response anywhere
About
This app connects to wearable devices that provide emergency security and medical services. It allows users to summon help at the press of a button, with real-time location tracking and fall detection capabilities. It's designed for personal safety in various situations.
What's New in REM
1.0.8
July 12, 2023
Bug fix for the i-track feature, allowing smooth access to the I-Track website. Resolved bug related to updating I-track password details.
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FAQ
What is REM-i?
REM-i is a mobile application designed to work with wearable emergency devices. These devices offer features like GPS tracking, panic alerts, and fall detection to summon emergency services.
What devices does REM-i support?
REM-i supports the Rem-i Amica and Rem-i Wasp devices, which are small, wearable security and emergency devices with built-in GPS and GSM/GPRS technology.
How does REM-i summon emergency services?
When activated, REM-i devices send an SMS message with your current location to pre-loaded contacts and can also deploy emergency services like armed security or medical responders through a network of providers.
Can REM-i detect falls?
Yes, the Rem-i Amica device features accident and fall detection. If a fall or crash is detected, the Emergency Management Control Room is alerted and will call the device to assess the situation and dispatch help.
Does REM-i require a phone to work?
The Rem-i Wasp device is a stand-alone system and does not require a phone to send panic alerts, as it has its own SIM card and GSM module. The Rem-i Amica also functions as a stand-alone personal tracker.
What is the battery life of REM-i devices?
The REM-i personal tracker offers up to seven days of battery life and provides SMS notifications when the battery runs low.
Is REM-i available on multiple platforms?
Based on the provided data, REM-i is available for iPhone and iPod devices.
How often is REM-i updated?
The latest version of REM-i was released on July 12, 2023, indicating regular updates to the application.
