Digital Guardians: A Wrist-Worn Autonomous Drone Pilot for Live Safety Surveillance

The growing demand for individual well-being in public and private spaces has prompted the development of innovative mechanical and technological solutions. This paper presents Digital Guardians: Wrist-Worn Autonomous Drone Pilot for Live Safety Surveillance, a wearable IoT-based safety device intended to address threats in real-time. The proposed framework integrates a wrist-worn control unit with an autonomous drone that streams live video to enhance situational awareness. Leveraging advanced sensors and AI-powered threat detection, the device autonomously deploys the drone to follow the user, capture live video, and communicate it to emergency contacts and law enforcement. The wristband's control unit allows users to manually deploy the drone during suspicious activities, providing an aerial perspective of the surroundings via a smartphone application. This system also integrates GPS for location tracking, artificial intelligence for emotion and threat detection, and NLP for verbal harassment recognition. With its potential to prevent crimes and respond rapidly to emergencies, the Digital Guardians device offers a new level of personal safety, harnessing the power of AI, IoT, and autonomous robotics.

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2024-12-13
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ictbig64922.2024.10911771
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UAV Applications and Optimization
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Digital Guardians: A Wrist-Worn Autonomous Drone Pilot for Live Safety Surveillance

Nirav Trivedi, Vaishali Rathore, Arpita Vishwakarma, Kamlesh Ahuja et al.
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Digital Guardians: A Wrist-Worn Autonomous Drone Pilot for Live Safety Surveillance

Nirav Trivedi, Vaishali Rathore, Arpita Vishwakarma, Kamlesh Ahuja, Sujal Singh Bais
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Abstract

The growing demand for individual well-being in public and private spaces has prompted the development of innovative mechanical and technological solutions. This paper presents Digital Guardians: Wrist-Worn Autonomous Drone Pilot for Live Safety Surveillance, a wearable IoT-based safety device intended to address threats in real-time. The proposed framework integrates a wrist-worn control unit with an autonomous drone that streams live video to enhance situational awareness. Leveraging advanced sensors and AI-powered threat detection, the device autonomously deploys the drone to follow the user, capture live video, and communicate it to emergency contacts and law enforcement. The wristband's control unit allows users to manually deploy the drone during suspicious activities, providing an aerial perspective of the surroundings via a smartphone application. This system also integrates GPS for location tracking, artificial intelligence for emotion and threat detection, and NLP for verbal harassment recognition. With its potential to prevent crimes and respond rapidly to emergencies, the Digital Guardians device offers a new level of personal safety, harnessing the power of AI, IoT, and autonomous robotics.

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