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ief Executive Patrick Bertagna. The LociMobile tracking applications send a GPS signal out to all of a person’s cell phone contacts who use the app. Bertagna said the app can be used to meet up with friends or keep tabs on kids. GTX has also developed a GPS shoe for tracking Alzheimer’s patients. Staff r

r Tracking By Erin Monda - TMCnet Contributor - September 22, 2010 There is no end to the wonderments that shoes can achieve (a certain pair of ruby Mary Janes comes to mind) — and one company is pushing the envelope even further (although not quite as far as Oz). I’m referring to GTX, a company integrating

ief Executive Patrick Bertagna. The LociMobile tracking applications send a GPS signal out to all of a person’s cell phone contacts who use the app. Bertagna said the app can be used to meet up with friends or keep tabs on kids. GTX has also developed a GPS shoe for tracking Alzheimer’s patients. Staff r

or Tracking By Erin Monda - TMCnet Contributor - September 22, 2010 There is no end to the wonderments that shoes can achieve (a certain pair of ruby Mary Janes comes to mind) - and one company is pushing the envelope even further (although not quite as far as Oz). I'm referring to GTX, a company integrating

hief Executive Patrick Bertagna. The LociMobile tracking applications send a GPS signal out to all of a person's cell phone contacts who use the app. Bertagna said the app can be used to meet up with friends or keep tabs on kids. GTX has also developed a GPS shoe for tracking Alzheimer's patients. Staff rep