Safewave Tech's New Device for Autistic Kids' Safety
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A local tech firm, Safewave Technology, is developing a wearable device to protect vulnerable children, inspired by the tragic drowning of several autistic kids in the Tri-State area. The device uses geo-fencing to set safe boundaries and alerts parents if a child wanders into risky spots. Testing is ongoing, with plans to launch by 2027, potentially aiding those with Alzheimers or dementia as well.
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