Researchers looked at data from 549 healthy adolescents between the ages of 12 and 16 in Baltimore, Md., and Seattle, Wash., who wore accelerometer and
global positioning system trackers during waking hours at home, at school, in their neighborhoods and other locations.
«Tracking devices may improve quality of life for parents of children with autism: National study suggests
trackers using radio, Bluetooth or
global positioning system technology help ease anxiety for parents of children who wander.»