A Novel and Reliable SOS Alert Band System for Women Safety

The safety of women is a growing concern globally, and ensuring timely assistance in distress situations is critical. The SOS Alert Band System is a wearable device designed to enhance women's personal safety by providing immediate distress signals in emergencies. The system integrates multiple key components, including an easy-to-activate SOS button, real-time GPS tracking, motion and biometric sensors, and wireless connectivity via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or cellular networks. When the user faces a dangerous situation, the press of the SOS button triggers the system to send an alert with the user's location to designated emergency contacts, local authorities, or emergency services. Additionally, the device can detect abnormal movements such as falls or attacks, automatically sending distress signals without user intervention. The band is equipped with a rechargeable battery, a durable, waterproof design, and features such as vibration alerts, flashing lights, and optional two-way communication to increase visibility and provide further assistance. It works in tandem with a smartphone application that enables configuration, monitoring, and real-time updates. Optional cloud-based data storage ensures that important information is securely logged for further action or legal purposes. The SOS Alert Band System is a versatile, reliable, and non-invasive solution for improving women’s safety in everyday life, offering immediate support during emergencies and peace of mind for users and their loved ones.

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Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.46759/iijsr.2025.9107
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3
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IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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A Novel and Reliable SOS Alert Band System for Women Safety

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A Novel and Reliable SOS Alert Band System for Women Safety

T. Gayathri, Riccardo Monica, S. Hariharan, K Deepasri
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Abstract

The safety of women is a growing concern globally, and ensuring timely assistance in distress situations is critical. The SOS Alert Band System is a wearable device designed to enhance women's personal safety by providing immediate distress signals in emergencies. The system integrates multiple key components, including an easy-to-activate SOS button, real-time GPS tracking, motion and biometric sensors, and wireless connectivity via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or cellular networks. When the user faces a dangerous situation, the press of the SOS button triggers the system to send an alert with the user's location to designated emergency contacts, local authorities, or emergency services. Additionally, the device can detect abnormal movements such as falls or attacks, automatically sending distress signals without user intervention. The band is equipped with a rechargeable battery, a durable, waterproof design, and features such as vibration alerts, flashing lights, and optional two-way communication to increase visibility and provide further assistance. It works in tandem with a smartphone application that enables configuration, monitoring, and real-time updates. Optional cloud-based data storage ensures that important information is securely logged for further action or legal purposes. The SOS Alert Band System is a versatile, reliable, and non-invasive solution for improving women’s safety in everyday life, offering immediate support during emergencies and peace of mind for users and their loved ones.

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