A Wearable Multi-Modal Safety System for Girls using Physiological and Location-Based Alerts

This paper outlines the development of a resilient smart wearable device aimed at enhancing the safety of women, aligning with the goals of gender equality (SDG 5) and innovation in industry and infrastructure. The suggested device offers a fresh way to enhance the safety of people in public areas by integrating advanced sensor technology with immediate alert systems. This wearable device stands out from its competitors by blending efficiency with eco-friendliness, promoting responsible material use and minimizing energy consumption. A comprehensive literature review revealed gaps in wearable safety devices; our research tackles these gaps with creative design and sustainable principles. The device shows its usefulness through the impressive success rates in emergency detection and response accuracy. The broader goals of achieving gender equality and enhancing public safety in cities are strengthened by the lasting advancements in personal safety that this study offers.