HOW IT WORKS

Protection in six decisive steps.

From the first warning sign to verified response, Smart Body Guard is designed to record, react and preserve the context around an incident.
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Protection in six decisive steps.
THE SIX-STEP WORKFLOW

A structured sequence designed for clarity under pressure.

01 — Ready

Multi-angle awareness and a configurable pre-event buffer keep the system prepared.

02 — Detect

Motion, sound, location, biometric or manual signals identify unusual stress.

03 — Trigger

The wearer presses SOS, uses voice activation or a configured rule escalates.

04 — Create Distance

Forward-facing siren and strobe activate according to the selected safety action.

05 — Send Evidence

Available video, audio, location and status are encrypted and shared continuously.

06 — Get Response

Trusted contacts or operators verify, communicate and coordinate the response plan.

THE FIRST 30 SECONDS

Fast context helps the right person make the next decision.

0–5 seconds

Alert state begins, the device marks the incident and preserves recent context.

5–15 seconds

Location, device status and available media are packaged and shared securely.

15–30 seconds

A trusted contact or operator reviews the incident and begins communication.

EVIDENCE FLOW

Context remains connected to the incident.

The objective is not simply to record more video. It is to preserve the available context in a form that authorized responders can understand.
  • Pre-event context where configured
  • Synchronized multi-angle views
  • Location, battery and network status
  • Alert source and device actions
  • Communication and escalation timeline
  • Controlled export and retention
Connected incident evidence flow
FORWARD DETERRENCE

Create space without turning toward the threat.

Directional deterrence system

Focused Direction

Acoustic and light output are oriented away from the wearer.

Temporary Interruption

The objective is to interrupt approach and help create an escape opportunity.

Wearer Awareness

Indicators and app status show when the system is active.

YOUR RESPONSE CIRCLE

The wearer stays at the centre of every permission.

Primary Contact

The first trusted person notified according to the safety plan.

Family or Friend

Selected people can receive status, location and live-sharing permissions.

Security Team

A workplace or contracted team can receive incident context.

Monitoring Operator

Optional trained operators can verify and coordinate where available.

Local Responder

Emergency coordination depends on region, service availability and the selected plan.

CONTINUITY DURING CONNECTIVITY LOSS

A temporary network gap should not erase the incident.

Local Buffer

Available evidence can continue to be stored locally.

Queued Upload

Protected data can synchronize when connectivity returns.

Visible Status

The wearer can see network and upload state.

Incident Integrity

Timestamps and event relationships help preserve context.

WORKFLOW QUESTIONS

Understand the sequence before choosing a response plan.

The concept combines manual SOS activation with camera, motion, location, sound and biometric signals. The final feature set depends on the approved production configuration.
The design target is up to 12 hours of active use. Runtime varies with recording, lighting, network quality and monitoring configuration.
Local encrypted storage can preserve available evidence during temporary loss of connectivity and synchronize when the connection returns.
The wearer can configure trusted contacts, family, security teams, business administrators or a monitoring operator according to the selected plan.
The platform is designed around encryption, permission-based access, auditable activity and configurable retention policies.
Availability is expected to vary by region and pilot programme. Join the Priority List to receive product and launch updates.

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