Design of Deep Learning for Women Safety with Real-Time Emergency Response

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G. Sreenivasula Reddy, Srinivasan Nagaraj, Somesula Sujatha, P.Mahaboob Chand, K. Divya Tejaswi

Abstract

Women’s safety has become a critical concern in modern society due to the increasing number of unsafe situations and incidents. Traditional safety measures such as panic buttons and emergency calls rely heavily on manual intervention, which may not always be possible during emergencies. To address this issue, this project proposes an AI Safety Layer for Women, an intelligent system designed to provide real-time monitoring and proactive protection. The system utilizes Artificial Intelligence techniques such as facial emotion recognition and speech analysis to continuously monitor the user’s condition. By analyzing facial expressions and voice patterns, the system can detect signs of fear, stress, or distress. When an abnormal or dangerous situation is identified, the system automatically triggers an alert mechanism without requiring user interaction. This includes sending emergency notifications along with live location details to predefined contacts.


The proposed system aims to reduce response time, improve situational awareness, and enhance personal security. It integrates technologies such as Python, OpenCV, and machine learning algorithms to ensure efficient and accurate detection. This project demonstrates how AI can be effectively applied to develop a smart, reliable, and user-friendly safety solution for women, contributing to a safer environment through technological innovation.

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Design of Deep Learning for Women Safety with Real-Time Emergency Response. (2026). Dandao Xuebao Journal of Ballistics, 38(1), 155-164. https://ballisticsjournal.com/index.php/journal/article/view/257
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Design of Deep Learning for Women Safety with Real-Time Emergency Response. (2026). Dandao Xuebao Journal of Ballistics, 38(1), 155-164. https://ballisticsjournal.com/index.php/journal/article/view/257