This cellphone device could be your guardian
angel
Monday December 24, 2012 05:21:18 PM,
IANS
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Kochi: Kochi-based MindHelix Technosol Pvt Ltd has successfully developed and
launched a smartphone application for improving the security of
users, the first such application ever to be launched.
The smartphone application, Sentinel, can call your friends and
family in case of danger, and point them to your location. It
works in multiple scenarios, and can function without being
manually triggerred.
The intelligent application can send out alerts even if the
attacker forcefully destroys the phone.
The application triggers an alert even if the user is not
connected to the internet by sending an SMS with location to the
server.
The alerts consist of the last known location, time and direction
with tracking information to see live data from the phone and
pinpoint the location of the phone.
"India called and we listened. We created Sentinel for empowering
the people when they felt harassed or alone in a threatening
situation. Now more than ever India needs a solution for improving
personal security in daily life," said Christin Emmanuel George,
co-founder & CEO of MindHelix Technosol Pvt. Ltd..
The application was created with urban users in mind and it
depends on the availability of continuous cellular connectivity.
"Sentinel can improve personal security, but that is just one of
the features. Senior citizens can alert their doctors; parents can
ensure their children's security by using the device," Christin
said.
MindHelix Technosol has created the Citizen Interaction/Feedback
tool for Delhi Police, the Know Your Police Station initiative.
The company is based in the Startup Village here.
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