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Tag Archives: GPS tracking
Best Way to Track People with Dementia or Other Conditions
Do you know someone who has a loved one who has dementia or some other condition, like diabetes or autism, where they might get confused, wander off and get lost? This can be a very scary time for people and … Continue reading
Posted in ageing, Alzheimers, Autism, Best GPS, best GPS trackers, Cool Tech, dementia, Diabetes, GPS, GPS Apps, GPS Track People, GPS Tracker, GPS Tracking, health, Lost children, missing children, missing people
Tagged Alzheimers, Autism, dementia, GPS tracking, lost person, missing, missing people
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An Idea to Encourage Exercise and Wellbeing using GPS Tracking
I just read a story about someone who has cycled every road in London over a period of five years. He used a combination of GPS and colouring in the A to Z Map of London. On this video you … Continue reading
Posted in #TheGPSMadeMeDoIt, Bike tracking, cheap gps, city GPS travel apps, Crime, crime map, crowd sourced data, Customer Research, cycling, disruptive model, Family, Gadgets, Gamification, GPS, GPS Sports Tracking, GPS Tracker, GPS Tracking, Location based games, Location Based Servces, Location Based Services for Health, Mobile Apps, Mobile Health, Mobile Maps, mobile travel apps, nav apps, people tracking, Personal GPS Trackers, SoLoMo, Sport GPS, Sports GPS, Tourism apps, track children, Tracking Apps
Tagged Exercise, GPS tracking, map my run, Strava
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New Program Makes Free GPS Wristbands Available To Ohio Co. Families – EagleCountryOnline.com
Ohio County parents can get help keeping tabs on children or other loved ones who might wander off. Sourced through Scoop.it from: eaglecountryonline.com If you have followed my blogs in the past you will know that I have long advocated … Continue reading
‘GPS Bullets’ Are Helping Cops Avoid High-Speed Chases – Newsy
Transcript: Law enforcement agencies are starting to roll out GPS bullets they can shoot at vehicles to avoid getting involved in high-speed chases. The GP Sourced through Scoop.it from: http://www.youtube.com Sounds a bit scary at first, but these bullets … Continue reading
Posted in best GPS trackers, Crime, Crime Prevention, GPS Police Tracker, GPS Tracker, GPS tracker gun, GPS Tracking, Personal GPS Trackers, Police, Police tracking, track crime
Tagged #policerunningmanchallenge, #runningmanchallenge, car chase, catch criminals, GPS Bullet, GPS tracking, high speed chase, police pursuit, Police tracking, Police use GPS bullet, reduce crime, safe car chase, StarChase
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Uber mocks Australian state’s stiff fines, takes away the Ubers
Imagine a world without Uber? Okay, now come back to 2016. Unless you are in Queensland, Australia. Sourced through Scoop.it from: mashable.com I arrived at Newark airport on my first trip to NYC at midnight. There was a sign above … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, BAU, Customer Outcome, Customers, disruptive model, driving, New York, New York Taxi, safer driving, taxi, taxi industry, taxis, uber
Tagged cab, Disruptive business model, faster horses, GPS tracking, gypsy cab, Hospitality industry, Kindle, Lyft, Manhattan, Newark Airport, protecting old business models, Public transport, ride share, taxi, taxi fare, taxi story, Uber, Uber in Queensland, Yellow Cab
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IBM disrupts the Tour de France with IoT – ReadWrite
Dimension Data is partnering with IBM to analyze 198 riders’ data in the 2015 Tour de France, looking over 21 gruelling days of cycling. Sourced through Scoop.it from: readwrite.com This is the next generation of a concept that started with … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Glasses, AR, AR Glasses, Augmented Reality, cycling, Fleet Management, GPS Sports Tracking, Haptic Suits, Intelligent Transport Systems, Internet of Things, Internet Privacy, IoT, ITS, Sport, Sport GPS, Sports GPS, Transport
Tagged 3D headset, America's Cup, Bike tracking, camera that tracks individual player, GPS tracking, Internet of Things, IoT, Location-based service, player tracking, sport tracking, Tour de France, Traffic congestion, Virtual Spectator, VR, wearable technology, windsurfer tracking
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Refugees Are More Connected Than Ever. Rescuers Must Be Too
The current refugee crisis differs from every mass migration before it because these travelers are so connected. Sourced through Scoop.it from: http://www.wired.com We have an impression from a distance that these refugees have nothing, including technology, good educations and skills … Continue reading