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Aditya BasuThe violence against women in India has grown to be a matter of grave concern, cutting across the boundaries of culture, class, education, ethnicity and age. Even in the 21st century, women cannot step out of their house assured of their physical safety. Just after a year of the in-famous assault on women, the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) on the 2nd January 2014, approved Rs. 1,405 crore which would be implemented on two levels : national (National Vehicle Security and Tracking System) and state (City Command and Control Centre). It would have a coverage ratio of more than a million of the population and aims to aid women in distress with minimum response time. The Safety elements which would be incorporated are: tracking and geo-fencing of all public transport vehicles with visual and text signals denoting violations. Additionally, panic buttons will be installed on all public vehicles along with CCTV on vehicles with large seating capacity. The CCTV footage will be authorized for use as evidence in the arrest of any individual accused of instigating an incident. The tracking, geo-fencing and panic buttons all require telematics products, making this government project a catalyst for growth of the telematics industry. The project will help in mapping routes of public vehicles, tracking vehicles on routes, highlighting violations through visual and text signals, and a panic button to alert police.
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Para transit modes like auto rickshaws, shuttle bus, and private taxis, mass transit modes like local trains, metros and buses can be equipped with panic buttons which could be connected to a M2M device, which is equipped with GPS for locations, GPRS/CDMA for sending location updates. Voice service facility could be offered on top of the entire solution, as and when required.
And the PCR VAN is also connected with a M2M Device which can display the incident location with shortest path to reach the location. Voice can also be used to interact with the victim.
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Aditya is a former Happiest Mind and this content was created and published during his tenure.
Aditya Basu Aditya is a former Happiest Mind and this content was created and published during his tenure.
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