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Smart antitheft connected device for bicycles and e-bikes
Trackting is what can be called a real example of Italian craftsmanship applied to the digital industry. That's why the company has created the concept of 'digital craftsmanships', to describe the extreme attention to details that leads every step of the process.
The company has been operating in IoT and GPS devices for 10 years, led by CEO Claudio Carnevali. During this time, the team has realized more than 500 thousand devices still working throughout the world.
Nowadays Trackting projects and produces smart anti-theft solutions to track, monitor and protect 2-wheeled vehicles: motorcycles, bicycles, e-bikes and small electric vehicles.
The company has two headquarters in Italy: one in Rome and one in the Marche
region, which is historically voted to manufacture.
Trackting R&D Team
Claudio Carnevali is founder and CEO of Trackting, with over a 20 year-long experience in the electronics market: he began his career as a hardware designer and then specialized in consumer electronics and business development. In 2018, after his beloved motorbike was stolen, he decided to create an innovative anti-theft GPS device for motorcycles, and launched it at Eicma exhibition, in Milan. Since then, Trackting evolved into a tech company developing, producing and distributing anti-theft solutions for 2-wheeled vehicles.
