Made For Everyone, Versatile Gadget Connects With Free Mobile App
For Most Robust Personal Safety Solution On Market
Toronto, ON – The Lotus by SEAM, a new personal safety wearable device, is now available for purchase at SEAM’s website (www.seamtechnic.com).
For $129.95, customers receive both the Lotus and a 1.7-ounce mobile
charging case that can keep the Lotus powered for up to 42 hours. A
portion of all Lotus sales will benefit the Canadian Women’s Foundation,
a national non-profit organization that empowers women and girls to
move out of poverty, out of violence, and into confidence and
leadership.
Consisting of the Lotus, app and
cloud-based storage and streaming service, the SEAM personal safety
platform keeps people connected, social and safe by sharing contextual
data, including GPS location, images and full streaming audio with a
user’s chosen personal network real-time. Keeping people safer than a
GPS tracker or panic button, the connected Lotus device pairs with the
free iOS/Android app for smarter personal safety.
The Lotus is the only personal
safety device on the market that enables two-way, hands-free audio calls
directly from the device, as well as featuring Voice Assistant access.
Users can perform standard Siri or Google Assistant voice-controlled
features such as sending text messages, setting reminders, or control
their SEAM app.
“Personal safety is a critical need
in today’s world. But existing single feature devices don’t solve the
problem as they don’t provide any contextual data for someone to help in
a meaningful way,” said Drew Henson, founder and CEO, SEAM Technic.
“The Lotus device relies on community and love, not fear, to empower
people to live their lives and know that someone always has their back.”
The Lotus works as a remote control
for the SEAM app. With the app, users can record and share experiences
with images, full streaming audio and precise GPS location with up to 5
contacts. Data can be saved and kept private for personal use, or shared
with a chosen contact. In the case of an emergency, the Lotus lets
users make a hands-free phone call to a guardian or emergency services.
Pre-orders for the Lotus comes with a free accessory for a limited time at www.seamtechnic.com,
and every purchase includes a 3-month subscription to SEAMplus where
data can be saved for up to 3 months. The small but powerful Lotus can
be worn as a necklace, bracelet or attachment and accessories will be
available in the coming month. The battery life for the Lotus is over 7
hours standby and 5 hours of talk time. The accompanying charging case
allows the device to be charged up to 6 times on the go, for a total of
42 hours of use.
About SEAM Technic:
Founded in 2016 by award-winning
designers, SEAM is smarter personal safety designed to keep people
connected, social and safe through recording and sharing rich contextual
environmental data, including location, photos and audio. SEAM consists
of an app, connected wearable devices and a secure cloud-based sharing
network. SEAM’s mission is to make peace of mind seamless and empower
people to focus on living their lives. The company is based in Toronto,
ON.
