Smart Self Defense Security System for Women
Authors/Creators
- 1. Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Saintgits College of Engineering, Kottayam, Kerala, India
Description
Women all over the world are undergoing and are subjected to immoral physical persecution. Security for women is always a major problem as the crimes and persecution over women and girls is increasing day-by-day. They all need is a gadget that would be transmit easily. This paper presents a self-defense security using smart phone and an embedded unit. This idea is designed using ATmega2560 platform. The embedded unit and the smart phone are linked by Bluetooth paring. On receiving the voice command by the developed app in the smart phone, the GPS finds the person by locating out of latitude and longitude while GSM sends this information and the present status of the person whose voice has been received to the pre-specified mobile number and to the nearby police station. The voice command will lead to the paring of the Bluetooth. One of the main function done by this security system is the self-defense. This self-defense is generated by the electric shock providing circuit. The electric shock providing circuit is a circuit which operates on the principle of a mosquito bat. The shock providing circuit is switched ON and OFF based on the received voice command. If the voice signal is high enough a moderate amount of voltage is given out, if low vice versa.
Files
(13-17)CE 511-Smart Self Defense Security System For Women-format.pdf
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References
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Subjects
- Electronics
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