An Infant Protection System is a security solution designed to prevent infant abduction and unauthorized movement within hospitals.

The system uses Wi-Fi tags attached to infants, which communicate their real-time location to a local server and trigger alerts if unauthorized movement occurs.

Yes, the system uses non-invasive, lightweight, and medically safe devices that do not harm the infant.

Access is typically restricted to hospital staff, but some systems allow parents to receive notifications for added reassurance.

If a tag is tampered with or removed, the system immediately triggers an alert to hospital security.