A Comparative Analysis of GSM-Dependent Women Safety Devices in the Market

Vaibhav Sarvare; Virendra Meghwal; Neenansha Jain

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The right to be free from abuse, harassment, and discrimination applies to women. Women may achieve their full potential as individuals and contributors to the workforce, communities, and economies by removing the barriers created by unsafe environments. However, according to the World Health Organisation, one in three (35%) women worldwide have encountered non-partner sexual assault or intimate relationship abuse in their lives. This study defines a Device for Women Safety purpose by GSM to safeguard women on their own. This essay suggests a quick-response mechanism that supports women in inconvenient situations. She only needs to click the button to warn a few specified numbers and sound the alarm when someone is harassing her. Additionally, there is an emergency switch that, when pressed, activates a shock generator to launch a defence. This essay aims to make women feel secure. [P31]Kindly check the manuscript.

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