Safewave's Wearable Tech Protects Autistic Kids from Wandering
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Safewave, a Covington, KY tech company, is expanding its wearable device to protect children with autism from wandering. The device, originally for deaf/hard of hearing individuals, will now include geofencing technology. This feature allows caregivers to set up virtual boundaries and receive instant notifications if the child leaves the zone. The company aims to prevent future tragedies, inspired by personal connections and recent incidents in the Greater Cincinnati area.
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