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In today's perceptive, pets have become a valuable member of a family. However, the prevalence of pet lost poses a significant risk, often attributed to carelessness of parents/owners. To address this, a proposed system utilizing a microcontroller (Arduino), a GPS (Geo Positioning System) Module, a GSM Module and a Pulse (Heart beat) sensor aims to augment safety for both pets and parents/owners. The system's core relies on the GPS module's capability to detect the location of pets when it is lost or escaped. If the pet escapes beyond the geo-fencing area, it collects the location (in the form of latitude and longitude) and pulse (heart beat) rate with the help of GPS module and Pulse sensor respectively and sends those details to the owner with help of GSM module, later on the owner map those co-ordinates into real time map. This innovative approach seeks to proactively address the problem of losing pets, mitigating pet losing/dying risks and fostering a secure and healthy pet. Its implementation holds promise in significantly reducing pet losing problem, ensuring safer and healthier pet keeping and adoption.
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