MICRODOT TECHNOLOGY GROWING RAPIDLY IN INDIA
It all begins with an idea.
India now follows the US and South Africa in tracking stolen vehicles with Microdot Technology, and Veridot is right there to service this growing Nanotechnology Industry!
The Indian Government has ruled to pave the way for optional use of Microdots in vehicle manufacture, to assist with tracing and recovering them after theft. http://bit.ly/2P5R7b2
Annually about 214K vehicles are stolen across the country with 2018 stats positioning Delhi at the top of the list at 44K, which translates to over 120 stolen vehicles daily!
The Indian figures for 2019 have not been published as yet.
An interesting contrast with SA 2019 stats: Gauteng is South Africa’s hijacking capital, with 23 cars stolen per day, which is almost 8,500 per annum: http://bit.ly/2ZiUafV
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INDIA SET TO MICRODOT ALL VEHICLES!
It all begins with an idea.
The Government of India has issued a draft amendment to their current CENTRAL MOTOR VEHICLE RULES, which will ultimately facilitate the mandatory Micro-dotting of all vehicles in India.
This bold move by the Indian Government is further evidence of the perceived value of Microdot Technology in the fight against vehicle crime.
Since 2018, Holomatrix’s CEO Kevin Peterson has accepted invitations by our Partner ELS, in India, to attend several meetings with various Key Industry Stakeholders, to review the current Indian Microdot Standard. These trips have also included addressing questions or concerns of OEM and Law Enforcement agencies alike.
Holomatrix is looking forward to seeing that The Indian Microdot Standard conforms as closely as possible to the SA version, as this has proven to be both necessary and very successful, in creating a sustainable platform to govern the Microdot Industry in India.
Holomatrix is also a founder member of the Indian Microdot Association. It is also well positioned with Strategic Partnerships like ELS, to be a Leading Supplier of Microdot Technology in India.
Read the full story in Indian Press http://bit.ly/2nr8WEA
Microdot Technology: HEAD AND SHOULDERS ABOVE OTHER SOLUTIONS TO SECURE THE IDENTITY OF VEHICLES
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The identification of motor vehicles is necessary if criminals are to be arrested and prosecuted for vehicle crime. The implementation of technology and processes used in the identification of vehicles remains a challenge for the law enforcement agencies- the South African Police Service (SAPS) and Transport officials.
Investigations have proved that in almost all serious vehicle-related crimes and in many road traffic offences, primary and secondary identifiers (Licence number, VIN and Engine number) have been altered or removed in order to conceal the crime or identity of the miscreant.
Most manufacturers have made a big effort to make their cars difficult to steal. The important next step is to make it more difficult for criminals to sell the stolen or hijacked cars.
The improvement of the identification of motor vehicles has been a priority of the public-private partnership. Business Against Crime South Africa have assessed many available options and solutions to the vehicle identity problem, spreading the net both locally and internationally, and have evaluated these relative to the needs of the local environment. Initially, the most significant and promising alternatives were the marking of the vehicle in multiple places (multiple parts marking or ‘whole of vehicle marking’) by means of laser etching or by using barcode labels. However, most of these alternatives were seen as expensive, impractical, inaccessible and ineffective. In addition, there were concerns that the fitment could damage the motor vehicles.
During the assessments done by Business Against Crime South Africa, Microdot Technology has emerged as being head and shoulders above the rest in securing (preserving) the identity of the vehicle.
Blog Post Title Four
It all begins with an idea.
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