The use of smart wearable devices in domestic violence cases originated in developed countries in Europe and America. Currently, CareStar Technology has project cases in countries such as the United States, Brazil, and Mexico. Perpetrators of domestic violence (usually male) are required to wear electronic ankle monitors or electronic handcuffs, while victims of domestic violence (usually female) wear smart watches or use smartphone apps. When the abuser approaches the victim at a certain distance, the system will issue alerts to both parties, and the system will also receive the alarm. Administrators will urge the abuser to leave the area and coordinate the victim to stay away from the abuser.

We provide a one-stop solution for this program, including electronic ankle monitors, electronic handcuffs, smart watches or smartphone apps used by victims, backend systems used by management departments, and mobile apps used by police officers or social workers. We also provide SDK and Open API for hardware products, allowing customers to carry out secondary development and customization. This integrated service model helps customers quickly build intelligent systems, meet various needs, and provide flexibility and scalability.

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Smart wearable devices play a crucial role in protecting domestic violence victims. These devices use advanced technology to provide real-time monitoring and safety alert functions for victims. Perpetrators of domestic violence are required to wear electronic ankle monitors or electronic handcuffs, while victims wear smart watches or use smartphone apps. When the perpetrator approaches the victim, the system will issue an alert and notify relevant personnel, enabling timely action to protect the victim's safety.

Smart wearable devices play a key role in child custody cases. Through real-time monitoring and emergency alert functions, guardians can ensure the safety and location tracking of children. These devices record activity data, provide evidence for the court, assess the guardian's fulfillment of responsibilities, and the child's welfare. Technology provides management capabilities, security guarantees, and information support for legal institutions, ensuring comprehensive protection and maintenance of children's rights.