04-05-2012, 12:35 PM
SOS TRANSMISSION Through Cellular phones to save Accident Victims
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Identifying the Position of the Victim by SOS TRANSIMISSION
Used for locating the radius in which the victim is present after receiving the sos signal from the victim cell phone by sending a search signal from base station
THE TASKS THAT ARE TO BE PERFORMED BY THE SOFTWARE ROBOT ARE:
It has to transmit the SOS to appropriate persons as will be described.
It has to act in the victim’s place and monitor responses.
It has to check for a confirmation form the victim to avoid false alarms
HIERARCHY IN WHICH THE SOS IS TO BE TRANSMITTED TAKES INTO ACCOUNT:
The proximity of the help source.
The certainty with which help might be got
HIERARCHY OF TRANSMITTING THE SOS
Emergency desk of all hospitals in the victim’s cell.
All doctors presently in the victim’s cell.
All subscribers in the victim’s address book that are presently in the cell.
All subscribers in the victim’s cell.
Emergency desk of all hospitals in the next nearest cell and so on.
CONCLUSIONS
Does not handle multiple victims simultaneously
Accurate data can be collected if the system is tested in real time as a commercial venture.
If implemented this system would prove to be a boon to all the people out there driving with hands-free earphone in their ears
The whole gives a cost-effective, high performance system which can be introduced in the market if any of the cellular companies are willing to encourage it.
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Identifying the Position of the Victim by SOS TRANSIMISSION
Used for locating the radius in which the victim is present after receiving the sos signal from the victim cell phone by sending a search signal from base station
THE TASKS THAT ARE TO BE PERFORMED BY THE SOFTWARE ROBOT ARE:
It has to transmit the SOS to appropriate persons as will be described.
It has to act in the victim’s place and monitor responses.
It has to check for a confirmation form the victim to avoid false alarms
HIERARCHY IN WHICH THE SOS IS TO BE TRANSMITTED TAKES INTO ACCOUNT:
The proximity of the help source.
The certainty with which help might be got
HIERARCHY OF TRANSMITTING THE SOS
Emergency desk of all hospitals in the victim’s cell.
All doctors presently in the victim’s cell.
All subscribers in the victim’s address book that are presently in the cell.
All subscribers in the victim’s cell.
Emergency desk of all hospitals in the next nearest cell and so on.
CONCLUSIONS
Does not handle multiple victims simultaneously
Accurate data can be collected if the system is tested in real time as a commercial venture.
If implemented this system would prove to be a boon to all the people out there driving with hands-free earphone in their ears
The whole gives a cost-effective, high performance system which can be introduced in the market if any of the cellular companies are willing to encourage it.