Your suitcase has taken on a life of its own.

BlueSmart, a company that successfully launched an Indiegogo campaign for a connected carry-on bag in 2014, is back at it again with new connected travel items.

If you’re looking for a great gift for a frequent flyer and tech devotee — you know, the kind who doesn’t travel without an iPhone charging case, a Jackery portable charger and a backup backup Jackery charger (ahem, raising hand here) — we may have found it in the app-controlled, super futuristic, James Bondian Bluesmart Suitcase.

Frequent travelers no longer need to fret about losing their luggage at the airport—the first smart travel valise is here.

Bluesmart raised $2.2 million for its first connected carry-on, and it has since shipped more than 21,000 units in 40 different countries. It’s hard to argue that the bag has been anything but a success on all fronts, though the company’s first model — the $449 Bluesmart One — does have some shortcomings.

The innovative Bluesmart Carry-On case is the world’s first luggage that pairs with its user via their phones, and keeps travellers’ belongings safe and tracked.

While you might get lost abroad, the Bluesmart Smart Suitcase won't. It has built-in GPS that lets you track it anywhere in the world, so no more worries about your luggage going missing.

Bluesmart is an amazing lightweight bag that you can control from your smartphone, similar to a supervisor.

The Bluesmart connected carry-on aims to allay these concerns and offers travelers a secure, connected travel case that can be monitored and tracked, no matter what corner of the world it’s sitting in.

This is the Bluesmart Suitcase and with the exception of the fear of flying, this gadget single-handedly solves every problem you ever had with travelling.

Bluesmart, the company behind the world's first smart, connected luggage, fresh on the heels of its $11.5 million funding round, today announces its first retail partnership with the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) Design Store. The suitcase is now on sale online at momastore.org for $399 and a limited supply will be on store shelves, in both the SoHo and midtown MoMA stores in Manhattan, beginning November 20. This marks the first in-store availability for Bluesmart in physical retail.

Just ask Diego Saez-Gil, founder of Bluesmartconnected luggage, who met his initial crowdfunding goal of $50,000 in just two hours of launching. In the end, Bluesmart raked in $2.2 million in contributions from more than 100 countries.

Bluesmart, the company behind the world’s first smart, connected luggage, announces  it has raised a round of funding of $11.5 million. The funding comes from a group of institutional investors – from Amadeus IT Group and Cota Capital toWestern Technology Investments (WTI) and Y Combinator (YC) – to further its leadership position in the connected travel products market.

A startup called Bluesmart is trying to do it the right way. The company’s first product, a 21.5-inch carry-on bag that’s loaded with sensors and ports, will ship to its Indiegogo backers in August.