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C-Way’s application and see where their child is at all times. The watch-like gadget gives
parents a chance to send one-way “instant messages” to their child’s watch. C-Way has
also a schedule feature for children and parents can enter their child’s calendar into the
application, and the gadget will send cautions to the child and additionally let the parents
know whether the child’s present locality coordinates up to where their timetable says
they must be. The gadget shown in Figure 14.17 has a 48-hour rechargeable battery and
has distinctive connections that can be utilized relying upon how old your child is. Elder
children can utilize the device provided there is a little LCD screen.
14.1.6.16 SkyNanny GPS
SkyNanny GPS shown in Figure 14.18 is a simple-to-utilize application for your Android
cell phone, combined with a little GPS sensor, that can be worn by children. This wonderful item can give parents with significant calmness by letting them know their children’s
location. The whereabouts of the child can be observed from the parent’s cell phone anywhere on the planet.
As discussed by Helga (2015), the Skynanny GPS can help parent for trouble-free monitoring of their children’s whereabouts when they go to school, are on excursions, and
engage in other activities outside. The gadget utilizes a standard SIM card from your versatile service provider. The GPS tracker gets its directions from GPS satellites and communicates with the SkyNanny GPS application on parent’s Android phone by means of SMS.
To minimize cost, it is best to get a versatile arrangement that has boundless messaging
(for both the tracker and the mobile phone with application).
14.1.6.17 TIIFA II: Smart and Interactive TeeShirt
As developed by Bourouis (2015), TIIFA is a wearable gadget fitted inside the Tee Shirt
for autistic children that use the Internet Object (IoT), Body Sensor Network (BSN), single
FIGURE 14.17
C-way gps. (From Lamkin, P., The best kids trackers: Using wearables for child safety, 2016, Available from: http://
www.wareable.com/internet-of-things/the-best-kids-trackers [Accessed 12 October 2016]. With permission.)
Application of IoT in Autism
C-Way’s application and see where their child is at all times. The watch-like gadget gives
parents a chance to send one-way “instant messages” to their child’s watch. C-Way has
also a schedule feature for children and parents can enter their child’s calendar into the
application, and the gadget will send cautions to the child and additionally let the parents
know whether the child’s present locality coordinates up to where their timetable says
they must be. The gadget shown in Figure 14.17 has a 48-hour rechargeable battery and
has distinctive connections that can be utilized relying upon how old your child is. Elder
children can utilize the device provided there is a little LCD screen.
14.1.6.16 SkyNanny GPS
SkyNanny GPS shown in Figure 14.18 is a simple-to-utilize application for your Android
cell phone, combined with a little GPS sensor, that can be worn by children. This wonderful item can give parents with significant calmness by letting them know their children’s
location. The whereabouts of the child can be observed from the parent’s cell phone anywhere on the planet.
As discussed by Helga (2015), the Skynanny GPS can help parent for trouble-free monitoring of their children’s whereabouts when they go to school, are on excursions, and
engage in other activities outside. The gadget utilizes a standard SIM card from your versatile service provider. The GPS tracker gets its directions from GPS satellites and communicates with the SkyNanny GPS application on parent’s Android phone by means of SMS.
To minimize cost, it is best to get a versatile arrangement that has boundless messaging
(for both the tracker and the mobile phone with application).
14.1.6.17 TIIFA II: Smart and Interactive TeeShirt
As developed by Bourouis (2015), TIIFA is a wearable gadget fitted inside the Tee Shirt
for autistic children that use the Internet Object (IoT), Body Sensor Network (BSN), single
FIGURE 14.17
C-way gps. (From Lamkin, P., The best kids trackers: Using wearables for child safety, 2016, Available from: http://
www.wareable.com/internet-of-things/the-best-kids-trackers [Accessed 12 October 2016]. With permission.)