Women’s Safety System: A Smart Approach for Realtime Protection and Emergency Response

ABSTRACT The safety of women continues to be one of the most urgent social issues in today's society. Even with swift progress in digital technology, women still face harassment, stalking, domestic violence, and physical attacks in both public and private settings [1]. These dangers jeopardize their physical health while limiting their freedom, movement, and involvement in the community. To tackle this problem, this paper presents a Women’s Safety System that utilizes GPS tracking, immediate alert notifications, and real-time interaction with trusted contacts and emergency services [2]. The platform combines a web app developed using PHP and MySQL as the backend, providing dependable data handling and safe communication. The application seeks to reduce response time in urgent situations by allowing users to send emergency alerts along with their live location with a simple button press. Extra preventive measures, including contact logging, location sharing, and SOS activation, further improve its efficacy. The system is created to be easy to use, safe, and adaptable, guaranteeing access on various platforms and devices. This strategy merges digital advancement with social accountability, helping to build a safer environment for women and providing them with prompt assistance in emergencies. Keywords— Female Safety, GPS Monitoring, Emergency Notifications, Web App, PHP, MySQL, Live Location, SOS System

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International Scientific Journal of Engineering and Management
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2025-10-10
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https://doi.org/10.55041/isjem05081
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IoT and GPS-based Vehicle Safety Systems
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Women’s Safety System: A Smart Approach for Realtime Protection and Emergency Response

A. Jeevarathinam, C Kavisree
International Scientific Journal of Engineering and Management
IoT and GPS-based Vehicle Safety Systems
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Women’s Safety System: A Smart Approach for Realtime Protection and Emergency Response

A. Jeevarathinam, C Kavisree
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Abstract

ABSTRACT The safety of women continues to be one of the most urgent social issues in today's society. Even with swift progress in digital technology, women still face harassment, stalking, domestic violence, and physical attacks in both public and private settings [1]. These dangers jeopardize their physical health while limiting their freedom, movement, and involvement in the community. To tackle this problem, this paper presents a Women’s Safety System that utilizes GPS tracking, immediate alert notifications, and real-time interaction with trusted contacts and emergency services [2]. The platform combines a web app developed using PHP and MySQL as the backend, providing dependable data handling and safe communication. The application seeks to reduce response time in urgent situations by allowing users to send emergency alerts along with their live location with a simple button press. Extra preventive measures, including contact logging, location sharing, and SOS activation, further improve its efficacy. The system is created to be easy to use, safe, and adaptable, guaranteeing access on various platforms and devices. This strategy merges digital advancement with social accountability, helping to build a safer environment for women and providing them with prompt assistance in emergencies. Keywords— Female Safety, GPS Monitoring, Emergency Notifications, Web App, PHP, MySQL, Live Location, SOS System

International Scientific Journal of Engineering and ManagementVol. 04(10)
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IoT and GPS-based Vehicle Safety Systems
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