By Harriette Halepis
Whether or not tracking a child using a GPS tracker is a violation of human rights is debatable. But, what happens when the child being tracked is autistic and has a history of wandering away? Two cases of this type recently made headline news across the globe.
One autistic eleven year old girl in
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By Greg Bartlett
Recently, the American Red Cross division that services the National Capital Region announced that its vehicles will all be equipped with GPS tracking devices in order to facilitate better emergency service management, communication, and resource distribution. The use of GPS tracking on American Red Cross vehicles will allow managers to deliver better response
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By Greg Bartlett
Wildlife researchers in Wabasha, Minnesota have managed to carefully tag and track a golden eagle on his route over Lake Superior and the Hudson Bay. Affectionately dubbed Whitey for his lighter colored back, the eagle’s movements have yielded new insight into the behavior of this reclusive species.
The GPS tracker was installed last year
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By Greg Bartlett
Often what surprises people most about the versatility of GPS trackers is their ability to monitor something of nearly any size. Your dog can wear a special collar; your packages can include a small locator; and your car can be fitted with an integrated tracking device. But when we look at something several
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By Greg Bartlett
Domestic violence victims often live in very understandable fear. Even if their abuser is not currently injuring them, the next day could be different. Or, if the abuser is arrested or the victim files an order of protection, sometimes the abuser will just become more violent and come back to kill
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By Harriette Halepis
As the warm weather approaches, more and more people will be heading outside to get some exercise. While fresh air is great for your body, it also means sharing your space with some wild animals. From small creatures that roam urban neighbourhoods (raccoons, skunks, etc) to large animals that might cross your running
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By Jonathan Tipton
By Harriette Halepis
For some reason, most of us never think of the future in stormy terms. When we picture what we might do today or tomorrow, we always tend to think of these events as being held in perfect weather. Even for those that think about potential accidents, the thought of snow, rain, ice, or
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By Harriette Halepis
Many of them wind up on city streets alone, embarrassed, and out of money. This often leads to drug abuse, abuse, and sometimes even death. This sad scenario can be prevented with the help of a cell phone GPS locator. For simple peace of mind, consider adding a tracker to your
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By Harriette Halepis
Camping was never meant to be a dangerous pastime. Camping trips are supposed to be filled with fun, barbeque, friends, midnight swims, and marshmallows over a toasty fire. Camping trips are not supposed to be filled with danger, abandonment, and fear. The truth behind camping is that this type of outing can turn
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