Technical research, white papers, and NIJ standards for electronic monitoring systems
The landscape of electronic monitoring (EM) is undergoing a significant transformation, with a pronounced industry-wide push for immediate, real-time da...
For years, electronic monitoring (EM) programs have relied on devices that prioritize tamper-detection and durability above almost all else.
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Newswise — People under protective orders will soon benefit from a new technology developed by Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI).
AppClose, the world’s leading co-parenting platform, and 1A Smart Start, LLC, a global leader in alcohol-monitoring technology and services, today annou...
A Michigan startup is revolutionizing alcohol monitoring with a wearable device no bigger than a smartwatch, aiming to remove the stigma associated with...
The Indonesian National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) has successfully developed Si-AZA, a rapid detection system for alcohol and harmful additi....
Two-piece model consists of two pieces of equipment, a personal identification device (PID) which is attached to the ankle and the Portable Monitoring U...
In a one-piece model configuration, a body-attached device contains the location methodology apparatus, communication device, battery, attaching straps ...
Passive Systems:These systems require periodic check-ins via telephone to verify an offender’s presence at the designated location (Crowe 2002).
Early Electronic Monitoring in the Late 20th Century Electronic Monitoring (EM) for non-custodial offenders was first introduced in the early 1980s.
Criminal justice authorities may wish to control or to monitor the location of an individual without resorting to imprisonment.