Abstract:
The safety of public restroom users, especially the elderly and individuals with
certain health conditions, remains a serious concern due to the lack of a real-time incident
monitoring system. Cases of slipping, fainting, or medical emergencies that are not
detected in time can be fatal due to delays in assistance. Manual monitoring by officers
cannot be done continuously for 24 hours due to limited human resources. Therefore, an
automated system is needed that can detect accidents in the restroom and send alerts
quickly to relevant parties.
This research aims to design and develop an accident detection system in
restrooms using sensor technology integrated with website-based health management.
The system is designed to be able to detect events such as falls, fainting, or other
emergencies, and provide immediate notification to officers or emergency services. From
the user's point of view, especially vulnerable groups such as pregnant women and the
elderly, the presence of this system provides a sense of security because they know help
will come immediately when needed. With this system in place, it is expected that
incident response will be faster, which will significantly improve the safety and comfort
of public restroom users.
