GARD- Geo Alert and Female Rapid Defense

In response to the growing need for enhanced personal safety, a smart women's safety device integrated into a handbag has been developed by us, combining multiple advanced technologies to provide a reliable safety solution.This device incorporates a loud buzzer for immediate attention, an L86 GPS module for realtime location tracking, and an ESP32 CAM for visual surveillance and enabling capturing images in case of emergencies.Additionally, an SD card allows for the storage of critical data, including footage and GPS logs, for later access.A shock circuit feature detects abnormal physical impact, signalling potential threats such as sudden force or attacks, while the battery indicator ensures users are always aware of the device's power levels, preventing unexpected shutdowns.Compact and discreet, this safety device is seamlessly embedded into a stylish and functional bag, providing women with a high-tech solution for personal security.The system is designed to alert emergency contacts and authorities promptly, offering a robust layer of protection while maintaining a sense of privacy and convenience.This innovative safety bag aims to empower women, enabling them to feel secure and confident in their daily activities, knowing they are equipped with an intelligent, responsive safety tool.

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International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews
Published
2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.55248/gengpi.6.0325.1327
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Influenza Virus Research Studies
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GARD- Geo Alert and Female Rapid Defense

Mr.Shivgunde P.P, Ms.Mashalkar S.D, Ms.Birajdar D.V, Ms. Dange S.S et al.
International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews
Influenza Virus Research Studies
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GARD- Geo Alert and Female Rapid Defense

Mr.Shivgunde P.P, Ms.Mashalkar S.D, Ms.Birajdar D.V, Ms. Dange S.S, Ms. Gaherwar D.D, Ms.Navle H.B, Ms. Netalkar T.K
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Abstract

In response to the growing need for enhanced personal safety, a smart women's safety device integrated into a handbag has been developed by us, combining multiple advanced technologies to provide a reliable safety solution.This device incorporates a loud buzzer for immediate attention, an L86 GPS module for realtime location tracking, and an ESP32 CAM for visual surveillance and enabling capturing images in case of emergencies.Additionally, an SD card allows for the storage of critical data, including footage and GPS logs, for later access.A shock circuit feature detects abnormal physical impact, signalling potential threats such as sudden force or attacks, while the battery indicator ensures users are always aware of the device's power levels, preventing unexpected shutdowns.Compact and discreet, this safety device is seamlessly embedded into a stylish and functional bag, providing women with a high-tech solution for personal security.The system is designed to alert emergency contacts and authorities promptly, offering a robust layer of protection while maintaining a sense of privacy and convenience.This innovative safety bag aims to empower women, enabling them to feel secure and confident in their daily activities, knowing they are equipped with an intelligent, responsive safety tool.

International Journal of Research Publication and ReviewsVol. 6(3)
Openalex Percentile: Top 88%
Influenza Virus Research Studies
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