Empirical Evaluation of Internet of Things Oriented Enriched Women Protection System with Smart Sensors Association

Abstract

As a result of modernity and advances in technology, protecting women has emerged as an issue that has to be addressed immediately not just in India but also in a number of other countries. Due to the structural difficulties that are connected with handling cases of this nature, the police are unable to respond to valid calls for assistance. It is difficult to approach the murder scene in an individual manner, and it is hard to determine where the crime began and where the victims died. It is also difficult to determine who committed the crime. As a direct consequence of this, the proportion of crimes in India that are perpetrated against women and children continues to climb, sowing the seed of dread in the minds of the people who live in the nation. As a direct consequence of this, the government has enacted a multitude of regulations with the intention of safeguarding the well-being of women and children. If a female volunteer in this research feels uncomfortable or unsafe in any way, she is told to use the “Panic Button”. All these communications are handled by using the latest technology called Internet of Things (IoT) and when the alarm is activated, the gadget makes use of technology known as the Global Positioning System (GPS) to determine the exact position of the user. It then sends a signal of distress through GSM to the user's phone as well as the closest police station. A module connected to the Internet of Things is used to perform continuous monitoring of the location, and the website is automatically updated to reflect any changes. The buzzer will go off as soon as the accelerometer detects that she has fallen, therefore alerting anybody in the vicinity to the fact that she requires assistance. The key advantage of this research is the development of a portable safety device that can be used to safeguard women no matter where they go.

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