smart band for women safety using iot
G.C.Jagan,Steppy Cindrella.J,Malavika.R
Published in International Journal of Advanced Research in Electronics, Communication & Instrumentation Engineering and Development
ISSN: 2347 -7210 Impact Factor:1.9 Volume:3 Issue:1 Year: 07 April,2021 Pages:531-540
Abstract
The status of women in India has been liable to numerous extraordinary changes in the course of the last couple of centuries.In a few sections women still keep on facing separation and risk.Here we present a smart security wearable band for women based on Internet of Things is proposed.It is implemented in the form of smart band and comprises of Rasberrypi,Rasberry pi camera,buzzer,Ultrasonic sensors and buttons to activate the services just by the click of button that will fetch her current location and also capture the image of the attacker via Rasberry pi camera.The location and the link of the image captured will be stored in IOT cloud server and sent to the predefined emergency contact numbers or police via smart phone through the LBS application and image captured will be sent via mail of the victim, thus preventing the use of additional hardware devices/modules and making the device compact,the expanded size and weight.
Kewords
IOT cloud server, LBS application, Raspberry pi camera, Buzzer, Ultrasonic sensor
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