9th International Conference on ICT for Sustainable Development

Authors - Tadikamalla Prasrita, Tarun Kumar
Abstract - The study explores the junction between technology and personal safety for women through the creation of a multipurpose jewelry pendant. This wearable device, which includes an SOS alert system, a discreet camera, and GPS tracking capabilities, intends to solve the serious issue of women's safety. The research approach included a thorough evaluation of the present literature, in-depth interviews, and questionnaires performed on college students to learn about their safety concerns and preferences. Based on the findings of the research phase, the proposed framework and design concepts were created. The pendant aims to easily fit into women's lifestyles while offering an added level of security by utilizing user-centered design methodologies. Iterative variations in design were used during the evaluation phase to ensure that the final product met both functional and aesthetic objectives. In the end, the project aims to provide a complete safety solution, which will increase women's security and confidence. The wearable pendant aspires to enable women to overcome their everyday lives with an increased feeling of safety by blending technology and user-centric design, producing a more secure and inclusive environment.