论文信息 - Poster: Can Smart Devices Protect Us from Violent Crime?

Poster: Can Smart Devices Protect Us from Violent Crime?

To explore the applicability of mobile smart devices to personal protection against violent crime, we propose a system that can detect the onset of hazardous situations involving violent crime by leveraging standard activity recognition strategies on smartphones and sensory inputs from wearable devices, as well as send help requests to alert the authorities.

Daniele Puccinelli | Silvia Giordano | Alan Ferrari

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