Who is Using DataDots

Who is Using DataDots

It works! DataDots™ are the way of the future because they tackle the reason why a theft occurs head on. For the first time it is now economical and non damaging to identify individual items from artwork through to vehicles with so many identifiers that the item becomes undesirable for a thief to steal it. In case studies it has been proven that an item that has been marked with DataDots™ is 80% less likely to be stolen by a thief as the risk of being caught and prosecuted is too great.

The following achievements show how effectively the DataDot™ system works as a theft deterrent.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have adopted the DataDot identification system to reduce theft of Canadian watercraft.
Kubota, are applying DataDots™ to construction equipment to reduce the chance of equipment being stolen.
A motorcycle 'Aftermarket" program operates in the UK and parts of Europe. Motorcycle theft in the U.K. has fallen from 21% of all registered bikes to 10% of “identified” bikes over a period of two years.
Motor scooter theft in Holland has fallen from 24% of all registered scooters to under 2% of “identified” scooters over a period of two years.
Motorcar manufacturers/distributors/dealers in Australia, include DataDots as standard fitment. These include BMW/Mini, Porsche, Holden Special Vehicles (GM) and Ford Performance Vehicles, Mitsubishi (Ralliart) and Subaru.
The significant drop in Harley Davidson thefts in Australia is due to the DataDot system being implemented in 1997.
Eddyline Kayaks offer DataDots™ to new kayak owners to protect their kayak from theft
Esso (Exxon) Australia reports a reduction of theft and pilfering of their “identified” company assets of 88% over one year.
All new Yamaha motorcycles and marine craft in Australia have DataDots as standard fitment.
Coca-Cola “identified” all of their hosting assets for the Sydney Olympics and reported a zero pilfering and theft rate over the Games, against large losses experienced in Atlanta.
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation has adopted the DataDot identification system for all its movable assets.
The “Met” police in London have achieved increased rates of prosecution using DataDot “identification” in drug busts and other covert applications.
The Lower British Midlands School District in B.C. Canada has adopted DataDots in an effort to protect their schools’ property being stolen.
The Petersburg VA Neighborhood Watch Groups are suggesting that all households protect their possessions with DataDots.