2015
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-20804-6_50
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Children Tracking System in Indoor and Outdoor Places

Abstract: The issue of loss or kidnapping children has become unfortunately a widespread phenomenon in many countries. To address this issue, this paper presents a children tracking system. It consists of a small device carried by the child and a mobile application that enables the user to track his child movements by tracking that device. That will be done by using GPS and Bluetooth 4.0 technology to track children in indoor and outdoor locations. For indoor, the application searches for the child by detecting the beac… Show more

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“…Teachers can thus use smart devices to identify the children's current locations. e beacons produced for the experiment showed a low error range of about 0.5 m and high accuracy within a close range of 30 m. In a similar way, Taileb proposed indoor and outdoor childtracking systems using GPS and Bluetooth together [17]. If a smart device finds a surrounding beacon signal, it can be determined that the child is in range; if the signal is not found, the location of the child can be found on a map using GPS/GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications).…”
Section: Previous Workmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…Teachers can thus use smart devices to identify the children's current locations. e beacons produced for the experiment showed a low error range of about 0.5 m and high accuracy within a close range of 30 m. In a similar way, Taileb proposed indoor and outdoor childtracking systems using GPS and Bluetooth together [17]. If a smart device finds a surrounding beacon signal, it can be determined that the child is in range; if the signal is not found, the location of the child can be found on a map using GPS/GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications).…”
Section: Previous Workmentioning
confidence: 87%