A Novel System Design to Protect Children from the Borewells using Internet of Things and Effective Sensors

Child rescue systems have gained paramount importance in addressing the harrowing incidents of children falling into borewells, which often lead to life-threatening situations. In this context, the integration of advanced technologies, including a Robotic Arm, OV5647 Camera, APC AP9512T Temperature Sensor, Oxygen Sensor, and Pulse Rate Sensor, offers an innovative and comprehensive approach to ensuring the safety and well-being of trapped children. The Robotic Arm serves as the primary mechanical component, designed to reach, secure, and lift the trapped child while preventing further falls. The OV5647 Camera provides real-time visual data, allowing operators to confirm the child's location and condition, enabling precise rescue operations. The APC AP9512T Temperature Sensor plays a pivotal role in environmental monitoring by detecting temperature changes within the borewell, effectively indicating the presence of a child. Additionally, the Oxygen Sensor continuously measures oxygen concentration levels, ensuring a safe breathing environment for the child during rescue operations. The Pulse Rate Sensor contributes to health monitoring by measuring the child's heart rate, ensuring minimal stress and safeguarding their overall well-being. This child rescue system offers a holistic approach, combining technological prowess with real-time data monitoring, safety measures, and health support. It presents a promising solution to mitigate the risks associated with borewell incidents and to provide timely, effective, and safe rescue operations, ultimately saving lives and protecting our most vulnerable members of society.