kachi

I would like to enquire about a tracking device which can be worn on the wrist with locking mechanism.

This device would be used for a dementia patient in Singapore.

Could you kindly furnish specification and cost for such device.

Your kind attention is greatly appreciated.

Regards

There are a few different ways that you can find out where your husband is going, and not all of them require GPS tracking. For instance, you could always just ask him where he is going. But chances are that if you are here on this website you are suspecting that your husband is being less than truthful about where it is her is going – and in that case you might want to resort to the use of GPS tracking.

If that is so there are a couple of ways that you can go. The first is to go out and buy some tracking device for his car. This can be a little expensive and will probably run around $100-$200 for the device itself along with a $10-$20 monthly service fee for the tracking service. If you can afford it, these devices are small and can offer weeks of tracking information if they are stored discretely in a car somewhere.

For a lot of people the idea of spending hundreds of dollars on a GPS tracking device is not an option. These people are going to want to take a look at some of the free tracking options that a cell phone can provide. If your husband has a smartphone or just a phone with GPS tracking enabled then there might be a free application for you to use to track his phone. You might want to check out our article on Free GPS Applications and Software for ideas. It is not an exhaustive list, so you might want to look around for other places online to see if his particular phone is compatible.

After you find something, I recommend learning about it for a while before trying it out. You want to make sure that it will work for you and that you don’t misuse it or get it discovered unnecessarily.

-Joe