The Yepzon kids tracking device keeps your kids safe from dangers
Baku, July 4 (AZERTAC). Kids will be kids - curious, adventurous and precocious. It is their job as little humans to want to explore and see more of the world. That doesn’t mean that we as parents will ever stop worrying about them. Everyday we hear a new horror story about a kid going missing! Make sure you know exactly where your kid is at all times of the day with this deceptively simple looking Yepzon. The Yepzon device provides an easy way to ensure the safety of your kids. All it takes is the small but powerful little device and the accompanying app. Attach the device to your kids’ pockets, jacket or even backpack, and with a touch of a button it informs you of your kid’s exact location. The small design makes it convenient to keep on a kid’s person without being too conspicuous. The Scandinavian design makes safety a priority. Hence, this device has no buttons, which means it cannot be turned off. It has a limitless range, and a battery life of up to three months. It uses three different technologies to get your kids’s location to you.
The Yepzon is currently a project on Kickstarter looking to raise £58,000. You can contribute towards the cause by pledging some amount. A pledge of £79 (approximately $135) gets you your personal Yepzon home delivered, free of charges for the first year of usage.
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