Author : Ms. Shalu Bakhtiani 1
Date of Publication :7th July 2015
Abstract: In today‘s world one of the area of focus is human security. Human security challenge is experienced all over the world, but in India it‘s a need of an hour to be focused due to the increased crime rate which have been doubled in a span of a decade. To face this challenge we need to work on the solution to procure crime rather than cure with the help of technology. For dealing with the situation prior crime the fear or indication has to be sensed. The feeling of fear can be sensed by sensing the physical parameters. The physical parameters – increase in heart rate, reduction in temperature and increase in level of oxygen can be instantly detected. The detected abnormal change instantly will be processed with the help of fuzzy logic. The fuzzy logic will be hardcoded in the microcontroller. The processed output will be analyzed for anxiety level. And depending upon the anxiety level, the alert is broadcasted to the nearby paired android device via Bluetooth. The alert will launch the android application which will collect the video clips of the environment. At the same time alert will be sent to registered number via an SMS which will contain the identity of the person and location of the person. With the help of that the person feeling endangered will get help in limited time. In order to reduce false alarm rates, the safety system is associated with the manual button.
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