Realtime Tracking Device for Women Safety

The safety of women is still a major worldwide concern, underscoring the necessity of creative technology-based solutions to offer protection and comfort. In order to facilitate dependable, long-distance communication in emergency scenarios, this article presents a wearable women's safety gadget that makes use of LoRa (Long Range) technology. The gadget has a panic button that, when hit, instantly sends a distress signal to local authorities and authorised contacts over a LoRaWAN network. The device's low power consumption design guarantees a long battery life, which is necessary for continuous use in a variety of settings. The device's embedded motion sensors may identify distress situations by detecting unexpected movements or falls, and its GPS capabilities allows for real-time position monitoring. You may strike a balance by mixing LoRa and cellular, with cellular handling real-time voice where feasible and LoRa being utilised for emergency warnings and non-urgent data transfer. A cloud-based system processes the data, enabling real-time notifications through SMS and mobile apps to deliver prompt reactions. In addition to delivering real-time communication choices in urban settings, this strategy offers a reliable, hybrid solution that is perfect for rural locations.

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2025-04-07
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ictmim65579.2025.10988257
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IoT and GPS-based Vehicle Safety Systems
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Realtime Tracking Device for Women Safety

T L Kayathri, P Subhaharini, D K Tharunika, R Vanisha
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Realtime Tracking Device for Women Safety

T L Kayathri, P Subhaharini, D K Tharunika, R Vanisha
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Abstract

The safety of women is still a major worldwide concern, underscoring the necessity of creative technology-based solutions to offer protection and comfort. In order to facilitate dependable, long-distance communication in emergency scenarios, this article presents a wearable women's safety gadget that makes use of LoRa (Long Range) technology. The gadget has a panic button that, when hit, instantly sends a distress signal to local authorities and authorised contacts over a LoRaWAN network. The device's low power consumption design guarantees a long battery life, which is necessary for continuous use in a variety of settings. The device's embedded motion sensors may identify distress situations by detecting unexpected movements or falls, and its GPS capabilities allows for real-time position monitoring. You may strike a balance by mixing LoRa and cellular, with cellular handling real-time voice where feasible and LoRa being utilised for emergency warnings and non-urgent data transfer. A cloud-based system processes the data, enabling real-time notifications through SMS and mobile apps to deliver prompt reactions. In addition to delivering real-time communication choices in urban settings, this strategy offers a reliable, hybrid solution that is perfect for rural locations.

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IoT and GPS-based Vehicle Safety Systems
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