Utah Firm Wants to Go Where GPS Doesn't

(AP) -- In one high-tech thriller after another, the hero attaches a tiny tracking device on the villain and follows him as blinking dot on a computer screen. In real life, this kind of technology would be great for tracking pets or kids, even packages or luggage - anything that tends to wander. But it doesn't really exist.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news116787961.html">Utah Firm Wants to Go Where GPS Doesn't</a></p> <p>(AP) -- In one high-tech thriller after another, the hero attaches a tiny tracking device on the villain and follows him as blinking dot on a computer screen. In real life, this kind of technology would be great for tracking pets or kids, even packages or luggage - anything that tends to wander. But it doesn't really exist. </p>