Prototype of an intelligent system based on RFID and GPS technologies for women safety

Hussain, Shaik Mazhar; Nizamuddin, Shaikh Azeemuddin; Asuncion, Rolito; Ramaiah, Chandrashekar; Singh, Ajay Vikram

doi:10.1109/icrito.2016.7784986

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“…It automatically generates signals to the predefined smartphones and the nearest police stations when the SOS present in the smart band is pressed continuously. A smart women's security system using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) and Global Positioning System (GPS) was established in [12]. In scanning the information, the RFID reader is used and assigns that information to the microcontroller.…”

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Design and Development of an Advanced Affordable Wearable Safety Device for Women: Freedom Against Fearsome

Humaira¹,

Ahmed²,

Roy³

et al. 2021

Adv. sci. technol. eng. syst. j.

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Harassment and violence against women have become one of the social security problems in Bangladesh. In this paper, we aim to develop safety devices for women named BOHNNI and BADHON which resemble legitimate jewelry. We used a microcontroller for the hardware device to make it most decisive and less immoderate. BOHNNI, a locating device, is the imitator of a locket including a voice recognizer, Bluetooth, Arduino, GPS, and GSM module. BADHON which imitates a bracelet is a rescue device for the victim whenever she thinks of herself being in a very deliberate situation. Both devices are activated by the user's voice commands and also by a manual switch. The devices are aesthetically designed which will make the users enthusiastic to wear them. The device will generate messages to the predefined relative's numbers with the victim's location and relevant surrounding information. The device can also be used as a self-defending weapon as it can produce a shock up to 10 mA with an interval of two seconds which can temporarily paralyze or freeze a person. After calculating, we have obtained the lowest response time of BOHNNI and BADHON which is 1.95s, and the highest accuracy level of 91.67% in different situations that ensure the superlative performance level of our devices. We found our device as an all-in-one device that combines all the features in it regarding safety.

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Design and Development of an Advanced Affordable Wearable Safety Device for Women: Freedom Against Fearsome

Humaira¹,

Ahmed²,

Roy³

et al. 2021

Adv. sci. technol. eng. syst. j.

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“…Identifying the exact Global Positioning System (GPS) coordinates of an offence being committed allows fast interventions in critical situations. This is sometimes implemented as a measure activated by the survivor [23], and also complemented with other systems, such as the Global System for Mobile communications (GSM) and NFC [24].…”

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Towards a Holistic ICT Platform for Protecting Intimate Partner Violence Survivors Based on the IoT Paradigm

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Featured Application: A complete review of information and communication technology (ICT) strategies to manage intimate partner violence (IPV) and protect IPV survivors is provided. A holistic ICT solution which would overcome the limitations of previous works is presented, promoting symmetry in society.Abstract: Intimate partner violence (IPV) remains a scourge that compromises the rights of many women around the world, shaping an asymmetry in civil rights. Fighting gender-based violence, especially when it is committed by an intimate partner, is an important responsibility that needs to be addressed from all angles. It is also remarkable that our society is clearly conditioned by information and communication technology (ICT), which involves many aspects of our daily life. Unfortunately, violence that is performed in the real world is also replicated in this 'virtual' existence, by offenders in ICT contexts. On the other hand, the same technologies also provide a plethora of opportunities to fight IPV, which are enhanced by the innovative paradigm of the so-called Internet of Things (IoT). In this work, we first present a thorough compilation of ICT proposals already published-based on either hardware or software-aimed at protecting IPV survivors, and which can be applied in real life situations but also within social networks. The challenges that still lie ahead are highlighted and, a complete ICT-based platform for IPV management, within an IoT framework, that overcomes the limitations of previous works is proposed, and then promoting a symmetry between individuals in society.Symmetry 2020, 12, 37 2 of 17 in any form or means. According to UN (United Nations) statistics, almost 35% women around the world have experienced some kind of physical or sexual violence [1]. The same statistics show that some 75% of women face physical and sexual aggression. This is a call for attention to be paid to this scourge. It is incredible that in 2017, some 87,000 women were killed across the world, of whom 58% (50,000) were killed by their husband or other relatives (https://www.unodc.org/).In recent years much research has focused on IPV and its connection to many related issues, that is, social awareness [2]. This wide scope includes resources used by the victims (from now on, more appropriately called 'survivors') [3], barriers, and formal assistance in facing different expressions of violence [4]. Nonetheless, some authors like Bruckman have noted that the way violence is developed and its impact on women in an environment characterized by the use of information and communication technology (ICT), such as mobile phones, social media, or generally using internet, has not been properly studied or documented [5], although in recent years it has become an issue of study [6].In 2019, ICT and especially the internet, have clearly advanced in every aspect of society, and have had an effect in every part of the world. In the early 1990s, Haraway [7] anticipated the social changes and the effect, especially in gender issues, that...

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“…This occurs because children are seen as weak objects who are often targeted in criminal acts, resulting in feelings of worry for those who want to go out of the house [1]- [3]. Until now, the main actions and efforts to maintain the safety of children are still minimal, such as by socializing, making laws [2] and making safety equipment for them [2], [3], [5]- [9].…”

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“…The latest technologies that are widely used for a variety of safety devices include the internet of things (IoT) [5]- [7], global positioning systems (GPS) [3], [4], [8]- [9], and radio frequency identification (RFID) [9]. However, in general, users still need a long time to use them [8], have to go through several stages, and the existing safety devices are not equipped with cameras to find out the faces of the perpetrators of violence [2]- [4], and are not designed to used in online transportations.…”

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“…In the previous research, there were also those who developed children's safety devices using GPS and GSM modules. Systems with RFID are good compared to simple technology [9], but this system still has many shortcomings, namely not using the latest technology, many errors identification, signal interference, and quite expensive costs [9], and not suitable to be used as a safety tool for children in online transportation.…”

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A smart wearable device based on internet of things for the safety of children in online transportation

Tunggadewi

Agustin

Yunardi

2021

IJEECS

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The world needs to pay attention to children who often become victims of violence and cannot escape social problems. Various safety devices that are commonly known as smart wearable devices have been created, but they still have many shortcomings. Thus, in this research a safety device that can be held by children is designed and is equipped with a button that can be pressed, then it will automatically send the location and photo of the scene to the parent's cellphone via the telegram application. It uses the Raspberry Pi Zero W controller, the GNSS HMC5983 SAW LNA GPS Module to determine the location, and the 5MP Raspberry Pi Zero Camera Module to capture the incident. Based on the results, the average time needed to share locations is 0.91 seconds, and the average time needed to capture is 11.57 seconds, if the device and receiving cellphone use the same network. Additionally, the average time needed to share locations is 0.96 seconds, and the average time needed to capture is 12.09 seconds, if the device and receiving cellphone use a different network. Both conditions have 97.5% location accuracy rate and 100% photo accuracy rate.

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Prototype of an intelligent system based on RFID and GPS technologies for women safety

Cited by 22 publications

References 7 publications

Design and Development of an Advanced Affordable Wearable Safety Device for Women: Freedom Against Fearsome

Design and Development of an Advanced Affordable Wearable Safety Device for Women: Freedom Against Fearsome

Towards a Holistic ICT Platform for Protecting Intimate Partner Violence Survivors Based on the IoT Paradigm

A smart wearable device based on internet of things for the safety of children in online transportation

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