Chinese Schools Make Pupils Wear Micro-Chipped Uniforms to Thwart Truancy

December 27th, 2018

Via: Telegraph:

Schools in southern China are forcing children to wear uniforms embedded with computer chips that track their movement and trigger an alarm if they skip class.

More that more than 10 schools in Guizhou province and the neighboring autonomous region of Guangxi are now requiring students to wear “intelligent uniforms”, according to the state-run newspaper The Global Times.

Two chips, sown into the shoulders of school jackets, can sustain around 500 wash cycles and temperatures of 150 degrees Celsius, according to the Guizhou Guanyu Technology Company, their manufacturer.

One Response to “Chinese Schools Make Pupils Wear Micro-Chipped Uniforms to Thwart Truancy”

  1. Dennis says:

    I expect they’ll find the students are even smarter than those jackets.

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