MUMBAI, India, Nov. 2 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202541039390 A) filed by Monika Singh; Meenakshi Patil; Veda S; Shreenidhi Iliger; Vidhya Sri A; Tejaswini H L; Tungashree D; Sahana S; Tanusha R; Yashwant Shukla; and Cmr Institute Of Technology Bengaluru on April 24, 2025, for Fidget Spinner Gps Tracker Women’s Safety Keychain.
Inventors include Monika Singh; Meenakshi Patil; Veda S; Shreenidhi Iliger; Vidhya Sri A; Tejaswini H L; Tungashree D; Sahana S; Tanusha R; and Yashwant Shukla.
The application for the patent was published on October 30, 2026, under issue no. 44/2026.
Abstract: GPS technology provides a reliable and efficient way for devices to track locations and send real-time alerts. The present invention will implement the Fidget Spinner GPS Tracker Women's Safety Keychain as a compact and multi-functional personal safety device. This device consists of hardware components like a GPS tracker, emergency alert system, high-intensity torch, retractable knife, shock device, and pepper spray compartment. The keychain is directly connected to a mobile app via Bluetooth/GSM and constantly remains on standby for an emergency trigger. When the user activates the device through a panic button. The shock device and retractable knife provide immediate protection, while the alarm and torch function as deterrents against threats. The converted alert signals are then processed and relayed through the connected app, ensuring real-time assistance. This multi-functional keychain seamlessly integrates self-defense, emergency alerts, and real-time tracking into a discreet and portable form, offering an innovative and effective safety solution for women.
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