SCRS Conference Proceedings on Intelligent Systems
Women’s Shield
Authors: Shuchi Dave, Aman Jain, Deepak Sajnani and Saksham Soni
Publishing Date: 21-09-2021
ISBN: 978-93-91842-08-6
Abstract
The women’s majesty is always respectable but presently the cruelty of humans and the jeopardy on women are not leading us towards hell only but also degrading our sublimity. A lot of women were sexually and mentally harassed while some are beaten to death and many of the cases are even not registered in the papers. Generally, when the wrong behavior happening to the woman, at that time she alone fought with them, no one comes to save her life because no one saw her and if she went to the police, she has no proof. So, for the safety of the women, we think to design such a device so that the woman could get help from the police department and her family too. The device contains e-components like GSM, GPS, ESP32 camera module, battery, etc. The whole design will be coded in the IC ATmega328p. Later on, the design will be printed on the PCB. The device will be in a very small design in the form of “Borla” a Rajasthani traditional wear. Because of the device, we will make a direct touch with the lady and along with the live tracking of that woman. It will also help us in tracking delinquents to put them behind the bars with adequate proofs. With the help of GSM, GPS the nearest police department and her family members will get the location of the woman via mobile message and the police will lead the rest. It will give a complete shield to the woman just with a single touch. In this paper, we tried to reduce the cost of women’s shields with help of value analysis &optimization.
Keywords
ESP; GPS; 3D-Modelling; GPS; Buck-Buck Convertor; Value Analysis; Cost Reduction; Optimization Techniques
Cite as
Shuchi Dave, Aman Jain, Deepak Sajnani and Saksham Soni, "Women’s Shield", In: Raju Pal and Praveen Kumar Shukla (eds), SCRS Conference Proceedings on Intelligent Systems, SCRS, India, 2021, pp. 51-58. https://doi.org/10.52458/978-93-91842-08-6-4