Recoveri Botswana Launches Microdot Security

| Monday May 4, 2015 13:05

The patented Microdot is an almost invisible dot placed on the asset. This feature, which holds all the asset’s information for easy identification, provides quick feedback on stolen assets. This identity method has become an invaluable tool for Police and law enforcement agencies worldwide. Recoveri Botswana is offering Batswana consumers a new way to help recover their goods in the unfortunate event of theft.”

Recoveri Botswana is on Tuesday this week launching an advanced online asset registration and tracing solution in Botswana.  The new company will enhance efforts of individuals and authorities to better trace and determine ownership of recovered stolen goods, the promoters say.  The service relies on an advanced online asset registration and tracing solution through innovative technology and microdot integration, says Otto Von Rudloff, manager at Recoveri Botswana.

Victor Setlhare, one of the partners in Recoveri Botswana says, “Our service registers assets on a secure online database where ownership of goods can be traced locally and internationally. Recoveri Botswana is affiliated with Recoveri based in Johannesburg South Africa, and will offer the same service here in Botswana providing access to this innovative solution for the first time locally.

Recoveri is a South African owned and managed company established in 2004.

From humble beginnings, its primary focus was on researching and developing innovative and technologically superior micro tag identification and tracking solution for vehicles and other moveable domestic and corporate assets.

The company was established by local entrepreneur Philip Opperman who spent years researching microdot technology, combining his knowledge with the skills and expertise of local engineers and specialists to develop a truly South African and entirely locally-assembled solution to address the specific needs of local consumers and businesses.

The current crime situation in South Africa was a major driving force that inspired the development of the product and tracing solution. Being an ex-policeman Philip Opperman identified the micro tag technology as a major criminal investigative tools as well as a proactive means of preventing theft, which leads to more serious crime.