Bluetooth Enabled System for Bore-Well Child Rescue Operations

Abstract

In recent times, incidents of children falling into open borewells have increased due to the negligence of individuals in society. The rescue systems currently available are often costly and less effective. Therefore, there is an urgent need for a more efficient and reliable solution. Traditionally, rescue operations involve digging a parallel hole and creating a horizontal passage to reach the trapped child. This method is not only time-consuming but also poses significant risks. The depth and narrow diameter of borewells make the rescue process extremely challenging. Any delay in rescuing the child can result in serious injury or even loss of life. To address this critical issue, we have developed a project titled “Bluetooth Enabled System for Borewell Child Rescue Operations”. This system is designed to be deployed within the same borewell where the child is trapped, allowing for direct access and rescue. It aims to save the child before they descend further into the borewell, significantly reducing the risk and time involved.