HONG KONG, Feb. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- In recent years, everyday objects — from wallets to travel gear and wearable tech — have become thinner, softer, and more design-oriented. However, tracking technology has lagged behind, still built around rigid, bulky hardware. To bridge this gap, Bitmo Lab, an innovative gadget studio, today officially unveiled MeetSticker and announced the launch of its global Alpha Testing Program.
Reimagining the Form Factor
MeetSticker is not just smaller; it is a fundamental rethink of what a tracker looks like. By ditching the rigid shell, it offers a solution that adapts to the object it protects.
Importantly, the sleek surface on this engineering sample is just the beginning. Future versions may explore diverse finishes and even open the door to user customization.
Securing the "Untrackable"
For too long, the tracking industry has focused solely on items with loops or pockets — keys, luggage, and backpacks. This left a massive blind spot for essentials that require a seamless fit.
MeetSticker fills this gap by expanding the definition of what can be protected. It enables tracking for high-value, non-traditional items — from VR headsets to expensive tools — ensuring users no longer have to choose between maintaining the sleek profile of their gear and the security they need.
Join the Co-Creation Journey
Starting February 9, 2026, Bitmo Lab invites global creators and tech enthusiasts to apply for the Alpha Testing phase. This 5-week program is a collaborative effort to validate this new form factor in real-world scenarios. We will be selecting 60 participants to lead this exclusive cohort.
For more information, visit the Official Campaign Page, or apply here.
Data Privacy Commitment
For this Alpha test, all user data is strictly limited to testing purposes and will be permanently deleted from all servers upon the program's conclusion.
You can contact us at official@bitmolab.com.
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