Luckily, Robbie will mark its location on your map. You'll have to venture to the Ancient Tech Lab in Alakka, which is all the way across Hyrule in the northeast, to pick up the medallion prototype. Perhaps the most useful Purah Pad upgrade, The Traveller's Medallion is also the most labor-intensive feature to unlock out of all four. This will stop you from tracking Shrines and allow you to keep an eye and ear out for the targeted monster or item instead, Purah Pad upgrade: The Traveller's Medallion To track a monster or item, just find its photo in your Compendium and press A. When you return, Robbie will install the feature and encourage you to keep expanding the Hyrule Compendium, giving you more items to track with Sensor+. Again, you might already have done this on your travels thus far, but if not it's just a matter of heading out beyond Hateno to find some monsters to photograph. In order to add Sensor+ to your Purah Pad, Robbie will ask you to photograph five different monsters and then return to him. It's useful for when you're searching for a certain herb, monster, or monster part, as long as you've got a photo of it snapped with the Zelda Tears of the Kingdom camera you'll have unlocked earlier on. Sensor+ is a Purah Pad upgrade that lets you select an image from your Hyrule Compendium and track it via the sensor.
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