Harvard builds arms against sexual harassment

Engineers at the Harvard Business School have created emergency bracelets for people to wear buttons in the event of a crash.

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Onee bracelets against sexual harassment.

Onee bracelets are sold in pairs for female customers. Before activating need to synchronize his bracelet with his girlfriend ring through a softwares. During the day, when touching this round, the other ring vibrate alarm. Once a touch means safe, touching twice means dangerous, this vibrating ring means assistance. If no contact is found and the wearer does not claim to be safe or not, the girlfriend may try to locate the girlfriend.

Human wears were not built at Harvard Business School. SAFER's Indian-made necklace has 7,000 customers. According to Tech in Asia, the SAFER necklace has a button on the back, just two push buttons that relatives know the owner of the necklace in danger.

Thanks to Bluetooth, the SAFER necklace can also be connected to a smartphone, where users can choose to report to anyone who is in danger, and if the person who is notified does not use a smartphone, it will show up. Common message about the location of the person in danger.

Meanwhile, the Russians also thought of the ring Nimb can announce location when the wearer in trouble. The advantage of this ring is that it can send emergency signals to people 300-400m away. It is known that special agencies are also interested in this type of ring.