Development of wearable child trackers using WiFi for child monitoring in crowded places

Khairul Hisham, Putri Natasya Najwa (2024) Development of wearable child trackers using WiFi for child monitoring in crowded places. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The child detection system developed in this project prioritizes the safety and security of children through real-time detection capabilities. It integrates GPS technology and wireless communication for accurate and seamless location tracking. The objective is to create a compact and user-friendly design to ensure consistent use. The performance of the system will be evaluated based on traditional tracking methods, considering factors such as accuracy, reliability, ease of use and overall effectiveness in ensuring the safety of children. This project aims to showcase the advantages and potential of child detection systems in improving child safety measures. By providing parents and guardians with a reliable way to monitor and protect their children, this system increases peace of mind. Through rigorous evaluation and comparison, this project contributes to the advancement of child detection systems and their important role in protecting children in various environments. In conclusion, the development of small-scale child tracking systems using GPS technology and wireless communication holds significant promise in improving children's safety and well-being.

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