Date of Publication :7th June 2016
Abstract: This work is based on IOT (Internet of Things). As we know in present era everything is based on digital technology. Nowadays every person is connected with each other by many ways, where most popular communication is internet so it is internet which connects people. This paper proposes an Android based solution to aid parents to track their children in real-time. Different devices are connected with a single device through channels of internet. The concerned device is connected to server via internet. The device can be used by parents to track their children in real time or for women safety. The proposed solution takes the advantage of the location services provided by GSM. It allows the parents to get their child’s location on real time by SMS. Here, a prototype model (device) is created which is simulation based. The work comprises ARM-7 LPC2148 as microcontroller, along with GPS and GSM module. Embedded C core compile using Keil and virtual simulation check using Proteus 8.1 is done. A server is created which will collect all the data generated by our prototype system and send the same to server using GPRS. A Dummy server will be created by using Filezilla. This device will also have the facility of Emergency help key (SOS), if anyone presses the key , automatic help message will be sent to 3 registered mobile numbers on Server.
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