Prothelis vs SilvAlert

Prothelis - Your all-in-one app! The Prothelis app helps you to keep an eye on your loved ones. Together with the safety and location systems, this app provides reliable escort protection for people with special protection needs (children, senior citizens, extreme athletes, etc.) and beyond to secure valuables of all kinds, as well as for locating domestic and farm animals. Any number of trackers The Prothelis App allows you to track any number of trackers. See where the trackers are right now, or view the history to see how your tracker has moved. Geofences (virtual fences) You can set up geofences in the Prothelis app. These allow you to be notified when your tracker enters or leaves this area. Top speed Check the speed of your tracker and use the app to set a maximum allowed speed for your tracker. If this is exceeded you will be informed. Temperature warning With the help of the temperature warning you can set within the Prothelis app a temperature range, which the tracker may not exceed or fall below. Push notification and phone call When events occur, you will receive a push message. In addition, you can also be informed by telephone via our notification service. Features ● Trace any number of trackers at the same time ● Creating geofences (virtual fences) ● Notification upon entering / leaving a geofence ● Notification if a speed is exceeded ● Notification if the temperature is too high or too low ● Notification via push or phone call ● Navigation to the tracker The app informs you where your loved ones are and makes tracking easy!

Silvalert is a website and a phone app that aims at collecting information about damages observed in forest. Each user having an account can report on a damage observed onsite by taking a picture geolocalised and sending it to the system. Based on the type of report sent, the appropriate forest authorities of a given administrative region will received the report and validate its content. All this information collected on time will be used to assess evolution of forest damages and initiate appropriate response in case of major issues. This tool has been developed by the PLURIFOR consortium. Only damages observed in South-West Europe and the United Kingdom can currently be reported.