GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OFENGINEERING, SALEM
(An Autonomous Institution Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai * NAAC Accredited)
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION
ENGINEERING
(Accredited by NBA)
S.P.A.D
(Smart Police Assist Device)
Project Guide:
Dr. M. Dhinakaran
Associate Professor(CAS) / ECE
Project Members:
RAMYA K - 2031027
ROSHINI D - 2031030
SARANYA N - 2031034
ANTHIKA H - 61772231T501
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ABSTRACT
S.P.A.D isdesigned specifically to assist the Patrolling Police Officials to identify criminals who blend
among civilians.
This S.P.A.D is integrated with advanced components like NodeMCU, GPS, GSM and Buzzer.
By employing Fingerprint Identification, this system retrieves crime history to identify the criminals.
In addition, this system also sends a suspected Alert messages with Location Coordinates to the nearby
Police Station.
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INTRODUCTION
Police arenow leveraging innovative technologies to
identify the “CRIMINALS” in a quick and effective way.
They are seeking the talents of budding Engineers to
craft projects enhancing criminal identification tech.
These opportunities motivate us to develop this S.P.A.D
project.
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In asociety where criminals seamlessly blend in with the common peoples, it is a formidable
challenge to identify perpetrators.
Patrolling Police face hurdles in distinguishing between “CIVILIANS” and “CRIMINALS” during
roadside checks.
In recent years, there has been a notable increase in the frequency and severity of attacks on patrol
police officers by criminals.
The challenge lies in identifying and implementing effective strategies and technologies to mitigate
these attacks, enhance the protection of patrol officers, and ensure swift and appropriate responses
to such incidents.
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PROBLEM STATEMENT
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OBJECTIVE
Thisproject mainly focus to develop a “S.P.A.D” with advanced biometric criminal’s
information extraction system.
The Patrol Police can use this device to collect fingerprints from suspected individuals.
If the fingerprint matches with those of regular civilians, it will display only their
Aadhaar Information.
If the fingerprint matches with those of criminals, it will show both
Aadhaar Information and their Crime History.
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CONCLUSION
In conclusion,the proposed Smart Police Assist Device with Biometric Authentication and Alert
Mechanism represents a significant advancement in modern policing technology.
By integrating biometric authentication, GPS tracking, GSM communication, and alert mechanisms, this
system offers numerous advantages for patrolling police officers.
Through enhanced efficiency, accuracy, and real-time alerts, the system empowers law police officers to
identify individuals with criminal records swiftly and take proactive measures to prevent crime.
The inclusion of location tracking and remote communication capabilities further enhances operational
effectiveness and officer safety, enabling timely responses to incidents.
Moreover, the proposed system demonstrates cost-effectiveness in the long run, as it reduces the need
for manual processes and streamlines law enforcement operations.
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