Smart child tracker using IoT

Jamaludin, Muhammad Syafiq (2021) Smart child tracker using IoT. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

In 2021 a total 4,471 cases of missing children were reported. In an effort to counter this problem the Malaysian government created a Missing Children Portal. A preventive method would complement the government’s effort. This thesis described a device that actively tracks the whereabouts of the wearer, i.e. child. The device consists of microcontroller, GPS and GSM Module, Heartbeat Sensor and DHT11 sensor. Children who wear an activity tracker bracelet with IoT and GSM technology are monitored 24 hours a day. As a result, the prototype proposes a way to address the IoT-related dispute among children. This idea proposes a wearable "Activity Tracker Wristband" that is preloaded with all the necessary data, including human responses such as rage, anxiety, uneasiness, and terror. When the victim is confronted with these scenarios, the various sensors generate an emergency signal, which is sent to the smartphone. The technology successfully monitors the presence of the children in the predicted zone. When a person enters the monitoring zone, GSM sends a help request to the parents and individuals in the immediate vicinity using the IOT Monitoring system. This technology would be extremely sensitive and simple to operate. Its rapid response time would provide better assistance to each individual user.

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