Women's Safety Device Based On Internet Of Things

Abstract

The arising concern of Women's Safety is not a question of special interests but a national problem of severe symmetries. Women all across the world are confronting many precarious situations like molestation, sexual harassment, acid attacks, and, most serious of all is rape. The World Health Organization calculates that around 30% of women worldwide are constrained to physical and sexual intimate assault at a certain point in their lives. Atrocities held against women can now be brought to an end by bringing an intelligent portable device called SURAKSHA KAWACH into the real world. Suraksha Kawach is an aesthetically designed device that is tiny and easy to hide. Whenever any woman senses insecurity from a stranger or an assaulter is about to attack her, she can activate the device either by a pattern-based tapping or calling out an activation code once with a minimum required frequency. Instantly, the device and its recorder will initiate, and a standard SMS with the victim's location goes to the police and their family members. They would be able to access all the recording data. We will apply GPS and GSM to trace the location to trigger alerts to the pre-programmed contacts stored in the microprocessor.