IoT based Safety Gadget for Child Monitoring and Notification

Attacks on children are rising more frequently nowadays. The children face risk at an unprecedented rate and restrictions that prevent them from contacting relative members. The main concept in this project is to develop equipment that provides "Child Safety" for the children. Consequently...

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Main Authors: Thamaraimanalan, T., Pathmavasan, R., Pradeep, T. R., Praveen, N., Srija, R.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Child monitoring
Geofence
GSM
Internet of things
Law enforcement
Mobile applications
Real-time systems
Safety
Safety gadget
Sensors
Wearable computers
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Summary:Attacks on children are rising more frequently nowadays. The children face risk at an unprecedented rate and restrictions that prevent them from contacting relative members. The main concept in this project is to develop equipment that provides "Child Safety" for the children. Consequently, the understanding of this research is to communicate an SMS sent to a parent or legal guardian by a child's wearable device. Numerous challenges for children, and the lack of protection safeguards to keep the child safe from bad behavior. A modern method employing GSM technology is proposed to protect children so that while dealing with such social issues, children won't feel abandoned problems. Utilizing GSM, sensors, and a panic button in an IoT device genuinely benefits kids. An IOT device is proposed that can be wearable and connected to a mobile application. In that parents can create a Geo-fence from the child's location and the IOT device contains GPS module so that parents or guardians can continuously monitor child's location. If they cross the Geo-fence a notification will sent to parents or guardians. If any emergency situation may occur to child, an alert or message will be sent to parents or guardians.
ISSN:2575-7288
DOI:10.1109/ICACCS57279.2023.10112699