Smart Women’s Safety Bangle: Innovative Wearable Technology for Real-Time Personal Security

Girls’s security has been recognized all at once of ultimate urgent challenges in every society, accompanying many girls experiencing badgering, rape, trouble, and household abuse for a type of societal or enlightening causes. The Internet of Things (IoT) is arising as a potential electronics for addressing common issues and directing abundant cases. The community has selected many IoT-located novelty to help women handle attainable security risks. This project introduces a wearable safety device that combines GPS, GSM, and accelerometer technologies to improve personal security through real-time monitoring and emergency warning. The bangle has a GPS module that constantly tracks the wearer's whereabouts and a GSM module that sends SOS messages with specific coordinates if a perilous scenario is identified. The accelerometer detects unexpected movements or impacts, which may indicate trouble, while a button may be manually activated for quick assistance. In an emergency, the system sounds an audible alert and sends an SMS with the wearer's position to a designated contact, allowing for immediate aid. This cheap, portable resolution aims to promote women security and give honest-time crisis responses by handling wearable IoT technology.

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2025-04-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icaeca63854.2025.11012548
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IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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Girls’s security has been recognized all at once of ultimate urgent challenges in every society, accompanying many girls experiencing badgering, rape, trouble, and household abuse for a type of societal or enlightening causes. The Internet of Things (IoT) is arising as a potential electronics for addressing common issues and directing abundant cases. The community has selected many IoT-located novelty to help women handle attainable security risks. This project introduces a wearable safety device that combines GPS, GSM, and accelerometer technologies to improve personal security through real-time monitoring and emergency warning. The bangle has a GPS module that constantly tracks the wearer's whereabouts and a GSM module that sends SOS messages with specific coordinates if a perilous scenario is identified. The accelerometer detects unexpected movements or impacts, which may indicate trouble, while a button may be manually activated for quick assistance. In an emergency, the system sounds an audible alert and sends an SMS with the wearer's position to a designated contact, allowing for immediate aid. This cheap, portable resolution aims to promote women security and give honest-time crisis responses by handling wearable IoT technology.

Andhra University (IN), Siddhartha Medical College (IN), Vignana Jyothi Institute of Management (IN)
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