Elevation Lab designs the new TagVault: Fabric, which is the first AirTag mount that is fabric-based and comes with a flexible sticker. It holds the device in place on many different surfaces, creating an endless amount of opportunities to attach the device to objects.
The sticker is able to cling to any surface and it is designed in all-black for a discreet look. The tag features a hard-plastic shell that is able to hold the AirTag. It then has a soft sticker material that allows the tag to stick to surfaces. The adhesive material is able to stick securely only nylon, vinyl, rubberized fabric, polyester, and GORE-TEX. It notably does not damage fuzzy fabrics or leather as well.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Fabric-based Tracking Devices
- A trend towards fabric-based tracking devices is emerging, enabling new opportunities to attach devices to a wider range of objects.
- Discreet Adhesive Technology
- Advancements in adhesive technology are providing opportunities for discreet mounting of tracking devices on various surfaces.
- Flexible Mounting Options
- Flexible mounting options for devices are becoming more popular, providing more opportunities to attach tracking devices to various objects.
Where This Applies
- Consumer Electronics
- The consumer electronics industry can capitalize on the trend towards fabric-based tracking devices by developing new devices that are compatible with these types of mounts.
- Textiles
- There is an opportunity for the textile industry to create new fabrics that are compatible with adhesive tracking devices, increasing the number of surfaces that these devices can be attached to.
- Logistics
- The logistics industry can benefit from advancements in adhesive technology by using them to track packages and shipments in new and innovative ways.
