At the moment it is only a concept, but of course, an article like Sikker, a bracelet to control the baby when he sleeps, is something that I would never buy because I don't see any utility.
Sikker (which in Danish means "security") is a wireless monitor composed of two wristbands. One is worn by the mother or father and the other by the baby (who for starters would not put such a small bracelet). The latter controls vital signs of the child while he sleeps like the pulse and the temperature and informs the values to the bracelet of the imaginary father (I say I imagine because the information does not require it) that sounding an alarm if there is something abnormal.
It also works as an intercom. You can listen to the baby, talk to him to reassure him or play a babysitter remotely from the parents' wristband.
The device also works as an alarm clock for the bedside table and since we are, also as a radio.
There will be parents who see in Sikker An interesting gadget to control the sleeping baby in another room. Personally, I do not consider this type of device essential, much less, nor does the intercom, except for some exceptions.
I think there is nothing better and more reliable to control the baby than to have it close when sleeping.
