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Application of IoT in Autism
The more features with BiKN is that not only does your iPhone discover your stuff but also
your things can help you discover your iPhone even if it is on turned-off mode, muted, or
dead. You do not lose your keys or purse; the Bikn may be an incredible arrangement.
This Bikn tracking system shown in Figure 14.11 comprises an iPhone case, an application, and up to eight tags that can be appended to things of your choice. That case can
track the radio frequency tags, which can be attached to your or children’s belongings, for
example, key chains, packs, or child’s dress (while the children are wearing them). Both
the case and the tags must be charged to work. Now you can monitor or track your stuff/
child in three ways. The first is Find mode, in which you have to use the application to find
lost things by the help of the display screen and a beep sound tone. The second is Leash
mode in which an alert will sound on both the case and the tag if a labeled thing moves to
a distance from the case which a user can measure. Finally, there is Page mode in which a
client can bring about various tags and additionally different bases to sound a caution or
just to find something by sound alone.
14.1.6.9 HereO
HereO is the world’s earliest smallest real-time cellular-connected GPS tracking device. It
is just like a colorful watch that looks very cute and attractive for children. This is embedded with a clock so that the child can show off and find time. Parents can track the whereabouts of their children through iOS or Android app. This helps to make synchronize with
parents’ mobile and provide a map popup showing the child’s location. HereO shown in
Figure 14.12 creates a geofenced safe zone and allows the parent to track their child when
the child goes beyond the restricted boundary by sending an alert message to the parent’s
mobile phone. It is designed in such a way that children above age 3 can use it, and parents
will feel free from any type of dangerous situation for their children. HereO GPS gadget
is more durable with waterproof system and withstands even the heaviest of play by children. Its battery life is more than 60 hours and depends on the use; however, it will send
an alert message if the battery goes down.
FIGURE 14.11
Bikn. (From Coxworth, B., BiKN uses iPhone to keep track of your stuff…or kids, 2011, Available from: http://newatlas.com/bikn-iphone-tracking-system/20497/ [Accessed 22 October 2016]. With permission.)
Application of IoT in Autism
The more features with BiKN is that not only does your iPhone discover your stuff but also
your things can help you discover your iPhone even if it is on turned-off mode, muted, or
dead. You do not lose your keys or purse; the Bikn may be an incredible arrangement.
This Bikn tracking system shown in Figure 14.11 comprises an iPhone case, an application, and up to eight tags that can be appended to things of your choice. That case can
track the radio frequency tags, which can be attached to your or children’s belongings, for
example, key chains, packs, or child’s dress (while the children are wearing them). Both
the case and the tags must be charged to work. Now you can monitor or track your stuff/
child in three ways. The first is Find mode, in which you have to use the application to find
lost things by the help of the display screen and a beep sound tone. The second is Leash
mode in which an alert will sound on both the case and the tag if a labeled thing moves to
a distance from the case which a user can measure. Finally, there is Page mode in which a
client can bring about various tags and additionally different bases to sound a caution or
just to find something by sound alone.
14.1.6.9 HereO
HereO is the world’s earliest smallest real-time cellular-connected GPS tracking device. It
is just like a colorful watch that looks very cute and attractive for children. This is embedded with a clock so that the child can show off and find time. Parents can track the whereabouts of their children through iOS or Android app. This helps to make synchronize with
parents’ mobile and provide a map popup showing the child’s location. HereO shown in
Figure 14.12 creates a geofenced safe zone and allows the parent to track their child when
the child goes beyond the restricted boundary by sending an alert message to the parent’s
mobile phone. It is designed in such a way that children above age 3 can use it, and parents
will feel free from any type of dangerous situation for their children. HereO GPS gadget
is more durable with waterproof system and withstands even the heaviest of play by children. Its battery life is more than 60 hours and depends on the use; however, it will send
an alert message if the battery goes down.
FIGURE 14.11
Bikn. (From Coxworth, B., BiKN uses iPhone to keep track of your stuff…or kids, 2011, Available from: http://newatlas.com/bikn-iphone-tracking-system/20497/ [Accessed 22 October 2016]. With permission.)