After witnessing violence in her neighborhood, Yasmine Mustafa set about creating a new kind of assault alarm that would help to better protect women. While there are a number of safety tools already available to consumers, Mustafa wanted to come up with a better way to empower and protect women. Working with cofounder Anthony Gold, Mustafa launched a startup company called 'ROAR For Good.'
One of the latest innovations to come from ROAR is piece of wearable fashion that doubles as an assault alarm. If a woman senses imminent danger, she simply holds down a button on the device, which will active a flashing light and a loud alarm. The device is also connected to an accompanying smartphone app, which will then send a message to local authors and a number of pre-programmed contacts.
Unlike other self-defense tools that are dangerous and hard to use, the ROAR device can be deployed with ease during a tense moment. With its convenient wearable design, this high-tech assault alarm can help provide women with simple source of protection.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Wearable Safety Devices
- The rise in wearable safety devices presents an opportunity for innovative solutions that prioritize ease of use and convenience.
- Connected Personal Safety
- The integration of personal safety devices with smartphone apps allows for real-time alerts and increased communication with authorities.
- User Empowerment Technologies
- The development of user-friendly technologies that empower individuals to enhance their personal safety is a growing trend.
Sectors Adopting This
- Tech Accessories
- The tech accessories industry has the potential to create innovative wearable safety devices that merge style and function.
- Mobile App Development
- The mobile app development industry can focus on creating user-friendly personal safety apps that integrate with wearable devices.
- Personal Safety Products
- The personal safety products industry can explore disruptive innovations that prioritize ease of use and integrate advanced features like real-time alerts.
