What could a gps be implanted in, in the future?
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I have a project for school, to think of something to put a gps in, something that hasn’t been done yet. And explain why it would be useful in the future.
I have a project for school, to think of something to put a gps in, something that hasn’t been done yet. And explain why it would be useful in the future.
*It cant be a human, because that’s already been done.
our brain WindowsVistaTechMan
On your dog and cat, so you’ll know where they are.
It has to be a GPS with a transmitter.
GPSs have receivers, adding a transmitter to them, it will send positioning info to a receiver you’ll have at home. Paul F
how about a gps implanted in a pet dog, to help you walk it easier? cobared
well at the moment GPS devices are pretty big to actually be implanted into people not to mention how would you charge the battery if it was in someones brain. I recently saw an article that they put a gps unit into a shoe for people with Alzheimer’s. From my experience the smallest device you can get is a about the size of a pager and the battery life is about 2 days before it has to be charged. right now people are putting them in cars ATM’s Boatsmotorcycless. bank bags. in the future I can see them planted more onchildrenn for the over protective parent. If they get smaller and moreadvancedd anything I suppose. I had a guy call me the other day and wanted to put one on hisroommatess keysbecausee he kept loosing them. On a personal note I’d like to see them placed more on animals I think that’s coolmaybee more birdscausee they travel the most. sorry so long hopefully this helps you out. Rob