SafeComm: An IOT-based System for enhancing rural child safety using LoRa Technology

The safety of kids who play outside while travelling in rural areas is a big concern. Safecomm’s new technical fix combines LoRa, NFC, as well as UVC cam systems. Thereby, the gadget has been engineered by merging LoRa modules, NFC tags, GSM module and ESP cams for real-time tracking of where their children are and instant alerting their parents or schools. Besides, when there is an emergency, the wearer can choose to press the emergency button for the SOS family contacts and the emergency services organisations to be alerted in case the battery level is still good. If required, images can also be captured and saved on the cloud storage. This IoT product leverages LoRa, NFC, and an UVC cam to cater for safety issues relating to modes of transport for rural schools. Every day when children mobile around, this machine secures them. The attendance is made easy and quick response in cases of emergency is also possible through this technology so the risks are averted. This device ensures that children are safe when they move about every day. These technologies make keeping track of attendance easier and being able to quickly respond during emergencies so that dangers are mitigated, therefore parents as well as teachers can be less worried. This undertaking is seen as one important stride toward using internet of things (IoT) technology for ensuring children from outside urban areas are safe and boosting safety inside schools or while commuting using linked transportation means.

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2024-10-25
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https://doi.org/10.1109/gccit63234.2024.10862691
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IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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SafeComm: An IOT-based System for enhancing rural child safety using LoRa Technology

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SafeComm: An IOT-based System for enhancing rural child safety using LoRa Technology

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Abstract

The safety of kids who play outside while travelling in rural areas is a big concern. Safecomm’s new technical fix combines LoRa, NFC, as well as UVC cam systems. Thereby, the gadget has been engineered by merging LoRa modules, NFC tags, GSM module and ESP cams for real-time tracking of where their children are and instant alerting their parents or schools. Besides, when there is an emergency, the wearer can choose to press the emergency button for the SOS family contacts and the emergency services organisations to be alerted in case the battery level is still good. If required, images can also be captured and saved on the cloud storage. This IoT product leverages LoRa, NFC, and an UVC cam to cater for safety issues relating to modes of transport for rural schools. Every day when children mobile around, this machine secures them. The attendance is made easy and quick response in cases of emergency is also possible through this technology so the risks are averted. This device ensures that children are safe when they move about every day. These technologies make keeping track of attendance easier and being able to quickly respond during emergencies so that dangers are mitigated, therefore parents as well as teachers can be less worried. This undertaking is seen as one important stride toward using internet of things (IoT) technology for ensuring children from outside urban areas are safe and boosting safety inside schools or while commuting using linked transportation means.

Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham (IN)
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