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GPS Dog Fence Replaces Outdated Invisible Fences After Tragedy

Ken Ehrman founded Halo Collar after the tragic death of his niece's dog, which escaped an invisible fence. Leveraging his extensive experience in the Internet of Things (IoT) and Global Positioning System (GPS) technology, Ehrman aimed to create a more effective and modern solution for pet containment. He noted that invisible fences were outdated and expensive, while GPS technology had advanced significantly, making it suitable for precise tracking. Ehrman's research revealed that millions of pets are lost annually, with a substantial number being hit by cars, highlighting a significant market need for a reliable GPS-based dog fence. AI

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GPS Dog Fence Replaces Outdated Invisible Fences After Tragedy

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Dave Knox, Senior Contributor ·

    The Dog Whisperer Helped Him Reinvent The Invisible Fence

    Ken Ehrman had spent 25 years putting tracking technology on forklifts and rental cars when his niece’s dog slipped past an invisible fence and was killed by a car.