In a recent “la Tribune Business” article and interview, Thomas Duroyon, founder and CEO of TRAAK, explains how the French start-up is revolutionizing operator safety with technologies combining geolocation and biometric tracking. These solutions ensure mission continuity, even in the most constrained environments.
Thomas Duroyon, CEO and founder of TRAAK, was Gilles Leclerc’s guest on “La Tribune Business“.
the future of geolocation
In a world where geolocation is often limited by complex environments—such as GPS loss indoors, underground, or in outdoor white zones—TRAAK is changing the game. The company develops innovative solutions that ensure mission continuity and maximize operator safety in any situation.
Thomas Duroyon begins the interview by explaining the complexity of geolocation today, depending on the environment. “When you go running, your data is on your watch, so it’s easily accessible. On the other hand, if you fall when you go mountain biking, you need to communicate this data, and that becomes more complicated.
We generate data and make it available where it’s needed. Even in constrained environments, thanks to redundancy between different technologies,” explains the article.
TRAAK geolocation trackers offer tailor-made solutions for public authorities and industry. TRAAK provides protection for lone workers (PTI), geolocation even in GPS-free environments, and coordination of teams in the field.
Sovereign, tailor-made solutions
With its emphasis on 100% made in France, TRAAK offers solutions tailored to specific needs where standard products no longer suffice. “Whether indoors or underground, there is no single solution. We develop tailor-made technologies to meet these challenges.
TRAAK’s challenges and ambitions
In addition to technological innovation, TRAAK is tackling human challenges such as recruiting qualified talent in France, and is looking forward to sustained growth by opening up to international markets.
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Read the full interview on La Tribune Business
