Bladerunner has moved the GPS child tracker on by working with Asset Monitoring Solutions on a rechargeable unit designed to fit snugly in a pouch sewn into its jackets. The device has a 15 hour battery, and tracks wearers to within 43 square feet. Alerts on your child's wearabouts are delivered by email or SMS according to your customisation, with GPS data updated every 10 seconds.
You can choose whether to create a virtual boundary and receive alerts when your child crosses it, or you can set an alarm for a particular time to ensure your child heads home (if for no other reason than because his friends will be laughing). There are also adult versions of the jackets presumably designed for potentially perilous camping trips or, you know, stalking. $500 (£250) for children, $700 (£350) for adults, with a $20 a month subscription to the tracking service.
Bladerunner [via Crave]
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this by far is one of the dumbest more unconstitutional most terrible things one can do to a child. why even parent if you're just going to treat them like a dog/pet?
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So cute....
So cute....