Radio wristbands set to reduce risk of groups losing people
Keeping track of large groups of children or vulnerable adults could be made a lot easier for those in charge of them, thanks to technology researchers at the University of Derby.
Keeping track of large groups of children or vulnerable adults could be made a lot easier for those in charge of them, thanks to technology researchers at the University of Derby.
Engineering
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Nanophysics
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Engineering
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Engineering
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Engineering
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Hi Tech & Innovation
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Computer Sciences
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Engineering
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Engineering
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