Experimental study develops a wearable safety device, enhancing women's protection against violence and harassment.
Empowering women with advanced safety solutions, this wearable gadget addresses the growing need for personal protection. Due to rising incidents of violence and harassment, the proposed device sends a location alert to guardians and delivers an electric shock to deter assailants. It uses a heart rate sensor to detect sudden spikes in pulse that indicate distress. Upon detection, a 3 mA pulse inductor is activated to shock the attacker, while a Global Positioning System (GPS) module sends the wearer’s location via Short Message Service, enabling real-time tracking through Google Maps. Powered by a 3.7 V lithium-ion battery, the system includes an Arduino Uno, GPS module, pulse sensor, and relay. Designed to be compact, the device is envisioned for future integration into wearable accessories such as a watch.
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