Children Security and Tracking System Using Bluetooth and GPS Technology

Isa, Mohammad Zulhafiz Md; Jamil, Muhammad Mahadi Abdul; Ibrahim, Tengku Nadzlin Tengku; Ahmad, M. Z.; Rahman, Nurdin; Adon, Mohamad Nazib

doi:10.1109/iccsce47578.2019.9068542

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“…The project comprises three modules: User, Police, and Admin, ensuring efficient database management and automatic updates as users interact with the application.. Children Security and Tracking System Using Bluetooth and GPS Technology ". [4] This paper presents, the child-tracking system presented in the literature serves as a promising solution to enhance child safety in public places. By integrating GPS and Bluetooth technologies, the project aligns with the contemporary need for advanced measures in preventing incidents of missing children.…”

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FINCHILD: The Missing Child Finder Application

Karmarkar

2024

IJSREM

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"FINCHILD" is an innovative and user-friendly mobile application designed to address the critical issue of missing children by leveraging real-time tracking technology. The application aims to empower parents, guardians, and law enforcement agencies with an effective tool to locate and recover missing children swiftly and efficiently. In a world where child safety is paramount, FINCHILD fills a significant gap by harnessing the power of real-time location tracking, geofencing, and community engagement. The application provides a comprehensive platform that integrates the latest advancements in mobile technology and data analytics to ensure a rapid and coordinated response in the event a child goes missing. The FINCHILD application is a cutting-edge real-time solution designed to address the critical issue of missing children. Leveraging advanced technologies, including GPS tracking, facial recognition, and real-time data analytics, FINCHILD aims to significantly reduce the response time and enhance the efficiency of locating missing children. Key Words: GPS Tracking, Facial Recognition, Real-Time Alerts, Community Engagement.

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FINCHILD: The Missing Child Finder Application

Karmarkar

2024

IJSREM

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“…Another technology used for a missing child is bluetooth. Md Isa et al 24 proposed a child tracking system to help parents monitor their children in public places as a precaution against missing a child. When Bluetooth connection is lost, the system will alarm and the location of the child who's wearing this device will be determined by GPS application.…”

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A deep neural network based toddler tracking system

Guney

Aydin

Taşkıran

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Concurrency and Computation

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With the recent technological developments, auxiliary smart systems have started to be used in many issues that are important in people's lives. One of these issues is that parents ensure the safety of their toddlers. Toddlers tend to reach objects that may be dangerous to them at home because of their natural curiosity. For this reason, parents' inability to pay enough attention to their toddlers while doing their daily work can cause irreversible accidents. On account of all these situations, it is clear that there is a need to develop a toddler tracking system. In this article, a toddler tracking system based on deep neural network has been proposed. For experimental studies, videos in 10 different scenarios were collected from different toddlers aged between 1.5 and 4.The system includes FaceNet for face recognition and YOLOv3 for object tracking.First, desired toddler's face is recognized, and the system tracks the movements of that toddler. If the toddler gets close to dangerous objects in the house, the parents will be warned by the system. As a result of experimental studies, the system accuracy rate was increased from 80.7% to 93.3% with the changes in the previous system.

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“…The paper by [6] described another way to accomplish how a tracking system works with a camera-based hand-held system. Moreover, the researchers could obtain Bluetooth communication through various topics such as object tracking, child monitoring, and location detection [7][8][9]. Existing research [10][11][12][13] has shown how GPS could be interpreted through various aspects and combine multiple systems [14,15].…”

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D-Tags Design by Combining Bluetooth Router, IoT, and Mobile Phone to Track Personal Items

Farouq¹,

Fathurrahman²

2023

ELKHA

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Losing personal items such as a wallet or room keys is disturbing. Problems arise when clues to find the item are lacking or even non-existent. Of one hundred-two people who filled out the questionnaire about how often losing their belongings, 76% had experienced it. Because of that, it must be hard to remember where the last they put the stuff. Therefore people need tools that can help them easily find their item with a transmitter and connect to a mobile phone. Previous research showed that the transmitter with a frequency system had a detection distance of only 5 meters. From this weakness, the authors propose the development of a tracking items device that combines an Internet of Things-based Bluetooth transmitter and receiver system approach called D-Tags by combining Bluetooth routers, IoT, and mobile phones. The system is designed for both indoor and outdoor areas. Bluetooth testing allows the device to detect items up to 7.43 meters without wall obstacles. The system provided location information such as Living Room or Bedroom and the coordinates when outside the room. Regarding time, a single detection item is faster in the range of 15.13 seconds to 15.60 seconds than searching for two things simultaneously. From the tracking radius of the outdoor area, the device can track items up to 31.8 meters from the last item's position. All information tracking history can be seen on the web application. The experiment results prove that D-Tags can be used to track items by indicating their location and with a relatively short search duration.

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Children Security and Tracking System Using Bluetooth and GPS Technology

Cited by 15 publications

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FINCHILD: The Missing Child Finder Application

FINCHILD: The Missing Child Finder Application

A deep neural network based toddler tracking system

D-Tags Design by Combining Bluetooth Router, IoT, and Mobile Phone to Track Personal Items

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