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ABHAYA-SECURE OFFLINE WEARABLE DEVICE FOR WOMEN SAFETY
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Filed on 4 November 2024
Abstract
The project introduces an innovative wearable safety device aimed at enhancing personal security, particularly for women in high-risk situations. As crime rates against women escalate, the heed for discreet and effective communication during emergencies has become critical. This device, resembling a small accessory, features the ESP32-CAM module, which integrates a high-resolution camera and Wi-Fi capabilities for real-time audio and video recording. Activation is achieved through a simple triple tap on a capacitive touch switch, triggering immediate audio and video capture while sending distress signals. A 3.7V Lithium Polymer battery powers the device, offering lightweight and rechargeable properties that optimize usability. Communication features include ah FT23RL USB module for easy recharging and radio frequency (RF) capabilities for distress signal transmission, ensuring reliability even in areas with limited connectivity. Data privacy is prioritized through an encryption system that secures all recordings, and an SD card provides local storage for critical data until it can be transmitted. Housed in a durable 3D-printed case, the device combines discreet design with robust technology. This wearable safety solution represents a significant advancement in personal security, empowering individuals to navigate potentially dangerous environments"with confidence while addressing the urgent need for reliable safety devices.
Patent Information
Application ID | 202441083967 |
Invention Field | ELECTRONICS |
Date of Application | 04/11/2024 |
Publication Number | 45/2024 |
Inventors
Name | Address | Country | Nationality |
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MADHUMITHA D | Department of Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) Sri Sairam Engineering College Sai Leo Nagar, West Tambaram Chennai Tamil Nadu India 600044 | India | India |
S. KIRUTHIKA | Department of Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) Sri Sairam Engineering College Sai Leo Nagar, West Tambaram Chennai Tamil Nadu India 6OO044 | India | India |
L. MADHUSRI | Department of Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) Sri Sairam Engineering College Sai Leo Nagar, West Tambaram Chennai Tamil Nadu India 600044 | India | India |
DR. E. PRIYA | Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) Sri Sairam Engineering College Sai Leo Nagar, West Tambaram Chennai Tamil Nadu India 600044 | India | India |
Applicants
Name | Address | Country | Nationality |
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Sri Sairam Engineering College | Sri Sairam Engineering College Sai Leo Nagar, West Tambaram Chennai Tamil Nadu India 600044 | India | India |
MADHUMITHA D | Department of Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) Sri Sairam Engineering College Sai Leo Nagar, West Tambaram Chennai Tamil Nadu India 600044 | India | India |
KIRUTHIKA S | Department of Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) Sri Sairam Engineering College Sai Leo Nagar, West Tambaram Chennai Tamil Nadu India 600044 | India | India |
MADHUSRI L | Department of Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) Sri Sairam Engineering College Sai Leo Nagar, West Tambaram Chennai Tamil Nadu India 600044 | India | India |
DR. E. PRIYA | Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) Sri Sairam Engineering College Sai Leo Nagar, West Tambaram Chennai Tamil Nadu India 600044 | India | India |
Specification
Field of Invention
The field of invention for this project lies at the intersection of wearable technology, IoT (Internet of Things), and smart audio processing systems. Specifically, it integrates low-power, compact electronics such as capacitive touch sensors, wireless communication modules, and audio detection components into a wearable device. This invention caters to applications requiring portable, efficient user interaction, wireless connectivity, and real-time audio processing. Its design is particularly suited for IoT-enabled wearable systems, offering advanced functionalities like hands-free control, voice interaction, and remote communication, all within a highly compact and energy-efficient architecture.
Background
1) Patent No. US20180011351A1: This patent discusses a wearable device designed to send distress signals to emergency contacts. The device includes a panic button that, when activated, transmits an alert along with the user's location to predefined' contacts via a mobile network. This concept provides a basic level of emergency communication but may not include advanced features for automatic detection of emergencies.
2) Patent No. US20150110384A1: This patent outlines a wearable device that captures video and audio recordings in response to certain triggers, such as an emergency situation. The recorded data can be transmitted to a server for storage or shared directly with emergency responders. However, the reliance on manual triggers may limit the device's effectiveness in real-time emergency scenarios. 3) Patent No. US20170292578A1: This patent describes methods for storing data locally on a wearable device, which can include audio and video recordings, and subsequently uploading the data to the cloud when a connection becomes available. While this approach enables data preservation, it may not prioritize the immediate transmission of critical information in emergencies.
Summary
This project focuses on developing a discreet, wearable safety device designed to protect women in emergency situations. The device, resembling a small clip that can be attached to clothing, can be easily and discreetly activated to send out distress signals. It uses RF communication for offline emergencies, ensuring that distress alerts can be sent even when Wi-Fi or cellular networks are unavailable. In addition, the device features' real-time video and audio recording, capturing critical evidence during emergencies.
Power efficiency is a key aspect of the design, with a rechargeable battery and optimized power management to extend the device's active use time. The small size and lightweight build make it comfortable for everyday wear, ensuring it blends seamlessly into a user's daily life without being noticeable. The device also incorporates user feedback through discreet vibrations, letting the wearer know it has been activated without drawing unwanted attention.
To safeguard the user's privacy, all recorded data is encrypted, providing protection against unauthorized access. This project addresses the increasing need for compact, reliable safety solutions for women,
offering continuous protection in areas with poor network coverage. With its focus on offline communication, efficient battery use, and data security, this wearable device provides a practical and innovative solution to enhance women's personal safety.
The objective of this project is to design and develop a compact, wearable safety device that provides discreet and reliable protection for women in emergency situations. The device must be small enough to blend seamlessly with everyday attire, ensuring it can be easily worn without drawing attention. By focusing on portability and ease of use, the device will offer women a practical solution they can rely on in high-risk environments, allowing them to activate the device quickly and discreetly.
Another key objective is to implement offline communication capabilities. The device will be equipped to send distress signals even in areas where cellular networks or Wi-Fi are unavailable. This will be achieved through the use of radio frequency (RF) communication, ensuring that users can still alert others to their situation even in remote or disconnected areas. By removing the dependency on internet or mobile networks, the device will offer women continuous protection regardless of their location.
Maximizing battery life is also a critical goal for this project. The device must have an efficient power management" system that ensures it can remain Operational for extended periods wilhuut frequent recharging. This is particularly important for emergencies where long-lasting performance is crucial.
Optimizing the device for low power consumption during standby and active modes will ensure that users can trust it to function reliably when needed.
The security of the data collected by the device is another priority. To ensure privacy and safety, the device will encrypt all recorded audio, video, and distress signals. This encryption will prevent unauthorized access to sensitive information and protect the user's privacy in the event of a compromised device or data breach. By incorporating robust encryption protocols, the device will safeguard personal data while providing evidence in emergencies.
Real-time audio and video recording will be integrated to capture critical evidence during an emergency. This feature will automatically activate when the distress signal is triggered, allowing the device to document the situation without the user needing to take further action. By capturing audio and video, the device can provide law enforcement or family members with valuable information in the event of a crisis, enhancing its role as a comprehensive safety tool.
Finally, the device will prioritize ease of use and user experience. The activation method will be simple and intuitive, allowing users to quickly trigger the emergency mode without fumbling or delays. By providing feedback, such as vibration or a subtle visual indicator, the device will confirm activation to the user without drawing attention. The overall design will be lightweight, durable, and ergonomic, ensuring that it remains comfortable for everyday wear while delivering critical protection in emergencies.
Figure 1 - COMPONENTS DIAGRAM
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Figure 1 shows the components that contribute to the system's functionality and compact design.
At its core is the ESP32-CAM module, which serves as the primary processing unit, integrating a camera and Wi-Fi capabilities. This module is ideal for this application due to its small size, low power consumption, and ability to stream video, allowing users to capture critical moments during emergencies. The camera lens is positioned strategically at the top, enabling unobstructed video recording while maintaining a low profile.
Powering the device is a compact 3.7V LiPo battery, chosen for its lightweight and rechargeable nature. This battery provides the necessary energy to keep the device operational during critical situations. Its small size ensures that it fits seamlessly within the 3D-printed case without adding unnecessary bulk. The TTP223B capacitive touch switch allows users to activate the device discreetly with a simple triple tap, providing an intuitive user interface that is both effective and unobtrusive. This touch switch is particularly suitable as it minimizes the risk of accidental activation while ensuring quick access in emergencies.
To facilitate communication, the FT23RL USB module is incorporated into the design for easy recharging, ensuring that the device remains powered and ready for use. The MAX9814 microphone complements the system by capturing audio alongside the video, which is crucial for documenting incidents and enhancing situational awareness. Its adjustable gain feature allows it to capture sound clearly even in noisy environments, making it a valuable addition for emergency situations.
Additionally, the antenna with an IPEX connector is essential for transmitting distress signals effectively. This component ensures that the device can communicate even in areas with weak network signals, thereby increasing its reliability in emergencies. The inclusion of a vibration motor enhances the user experience by providing tactile feedback when the device is activated, alerting the user that help is on the way without drawing attention. Each of these components has been meticulously chosen to create a compact, functional, and effective safety device that prioritizes user safety and ease of use in critical moments. Together, they form an innovative solution designed to empower individuals, particularly women, in high-risk situations.
Figure 2 - WORKFLOW DIAGRAM
The workflow of the wearable safety device is designed to ensure swift and discreet emergency response. It begins when the device is powered on or in standby mode, ready for activation.
Users can trigger the emergency mode by performing a simple triple tap on the TTP223B capacitive touch switch, which initiates the system's alert process.
Upon activation, the ESP32-CAM module receives the signal from the touch switch and begins recording audio and video, capturing critical details of the environment. The device simultaneously provides feedback to the user through a vibration motor, confirming that the
emergency mode is active. This feedback is crucial as it reassures the user that help is being sought without drawing unwanted attention.
Next, the device checks for communication availability. If a Wi-Fi or radio frequency (RF) signal is accessible, the ESP32-CAM module sends a distress signal, along with the recorded data, to the designated emergency contacts. If no network is available, the device can store the emergency data locally on the SD card until a connection is restored, ensuring that vital information is not lost.
The recorded audio and video are encrypted to protect the user's privacy and prevent unauthorized access. Once the distress signal is sent successfully, the device continues to operate, recording and transmitting data until the user deactivates it or the battery runs out. This streamlined workflow prioritizes user safety, ensuring that help can be summoned discreetly and efficiently in critical situations, while also safeguarding the recorded information for future reference.
Detailed explanation o f the invention
The invention is a compact, wearable safety device designed to empower individuals, particularly women, in emergency situations. It seamlessly integrates advanced technology with discreet functionality to provide an effective solution for personal safety. Resembling a small accessoiy or badge, the device can be worn without attracting unnecessary attention, ensuring that users feel secure while going about their daily lives.
Core Technology
At the heart of this invention is the ESP32-CAM module, which combines both a high-resolution camera and Wi-Fi capabilities. This module enables real-time video and audio recording, capturing critical details during emergencies. The camera is positioned at the top of the device to provide an unobstructed view, while the microphone captures audio, enhancing the documentation of events and ensuring a comprehensive record of the situation.
Activation Mechanism
Activation of the device is achieved through the TTP223B capacitive touch switch, allowing users to trigger emergency mode with a discreet triple tap. This intuitive interface ensures that users can quickly and quietly seek help without raising an alarm. Upon activation, the device vibrates slightly, providing tactile feedback to reassure the user that the emergency process has begun,-enabling them to focus on their surroundings rather than the device itself.
Power Supply and Management
Powering the device is a 3.7V Lithium Polymer (LiPo) battery, selected for its lightweight and rechargeable properties. This battery ensures extended operational time while keeping the overall weight of the device minimal. The device's power management system optimizes battery usage, allowing it to function for extended periods, even in standby mode. Efficient power management is critical to ensure reliability in emergencies when immediate assistance is needed.
Communication Features
Communication is a crucial aspect of the invention. The device is equipped with an FT23RL USB module for easy recharging and data transfer. In scenarios where Wi-Fi or mobile signals are unavailable, the device employs radio frequency (RF) communication, allowing it to send distress signals even in remote areas. This capability is enhanced by the integrated antenna with an IPEX connector, ensuring reliable signal transmission when it matters most.
Data Privacy and Security
Data privacy is prioritized through the incorporation of an encryption system that secures all recorded audio and video before transmission Or storage. This feature protects the user's sensitive information from unauthorized access and ensures that the evidence captured during an emergency remains confidential. Additionally, the device utilizes an SD card for local storage, ensuring that critical data is retained until it can be successfully transmitted.
User Feedback and Additional Features
The device's compact design does not compromise its performance. It includes a MAX9814 microphone for clear audio capture and a vibration motor for user feedback. The enclosure, made from durable 3D-printed material, is designed to withstand daily wear and tear while providing protection for the internal components. The user feedback system enhances the overall user experience by reassuring individuals that help is on the way.
Claims
We Claim ,
1) A system comprising a compact, discreet wearable safety device that attaches to clothing or personal items, enabling rapid emergency access. 2) The system as claimed in claim 1, further including: a.) A triple-tap capacitive touch switch for discreet emergency activation. 3. ) The system is designed to provide real-time audio and video recording during emergencies through an integrated ESP32-CAM, as claimed in claim 2. 4) Integration of Wi-Fi and RF technologies ensures distress signal transmission in low-network areas, as claimed in claim 3.
A system incorporating data encryption to ensure privacy and security of recorded information during emergencies, as claimed in claim 4.
6) The system as claimed in claim 1, wherein efficient power management is provided through a rechargeable LiPo battery for extended operation.
7) The system is further configured with local SD card storage for securely storing data until it can be transmitted, as claimed in claim 6.
8) The system as claimed in claim 1, further comprising: a.) Tactile or visual feedback mechanisms, such as vibrations or LEDs, to confirm activation and operational status.
Documents
Name | Date |
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202441083967-Form 1-041124.pdf | 06/11/2024 |
202441083967-Form 18-041124.pdf | 06/11/2024 |
202441083967-Form 2(Title Page)-041124.pdf | 06/11/2024 |
202441083967-Form 3-041124.pdf | 06/11/2024 |
202441083967-Form 5-041124.pdf | 06/11/2024 |
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