roboashishSecureMe — from the world's first $10 safety device to enterprise tracking.
A connected safety + tracking platform born from ERRS, the $10 safety wearable that started it all: GPS/IoT trackers, live telemetry, route & geofence maps and alerts for enterprise field officers and assets.
Visit the live site →Founded and built it from the $10 ERRS safety wearable to today's enterprise safety + tracking platform.
The problem
When someone is in danger, the only thing that matters is how fast the right help arrives. ERRS asked two questions: who is already five minutes away, and how do we stop the emergency from happening at all?
What I built
ERRS, the world's first $10 personal-safety wearable (patent filed 2814/DEL/2013), turns an SOS into a rescue. An alert from a person in danger is broadcast to volunteers within 5 km; a volunteer accepts and is guided in on a route that keeps updating as the victim moves. On arrival the incident is classified as medical, administrative or fire, and that drives the right government dispatcher and service. A preemptive engine then learns from region-wide incidents (heatmaps + time-series forecasts) to warn people before they walk into a high-risk zone and reroute them around a hyperlocal threat or natural calamity. That same DNA now runs SecureMe Devices' connected safety + tracking platform (GPS/IoT trackers, live telemetry, route & geofence maps) for enterprise field-officers and assets, including at a Reliance industrial township.
The outcome
Recognised across government, industry and design — Lockheed Martin's India Innovation Growth Programme (Top 50), the Dept. of Science & Technology, FICCI, Google and a Core77 / Microsoft "App to the Future" award — and today a live commercial product at securemedevices.com.
Why it works
The same idea has held since 2012: get the nearest help moving sooner, and warn people before they walk into danger. It now runs at enterprise scale.