In police terminology, a beat is the territory and time that a police officer patrols
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- The police officers are assigned their zones via the admin dashboard.
- An SMS is sent along with the place details the area is also marked on the map that needs to be patrolled.
- If the police officer has internet connectivity, he can get directions about how he has to navigate to a specific place.
- The police can send live alerts that gets displayed on the same map marked as a pulsing dot to alert other police officers.
- Zones and police are customisable and can be used by different police stations matching their unique requirements.
The frontend interacts with the REST-APIs and displays them on map.
- Moving Siren: Location of police patrols (Clickable to view the information about the respective police)
- Pulsing Dot: Live alert location (Pulsing dot represents the live alerts sent via the mobile app)
- Accessible by all states - Our architecture provides a customizable and flexible approach which can adapt to any state’s unique requirements
- Simplified and user-friendly UI/UX
- Resolves the diversity across Indian states - Supports over 100 languages
- Data driven maps to display details on the map
- Decoupled architecture that can be added as a layer on top of CCTNS
- Easily extensible by NCRB developers for further development
- Ishank Sharma (Connected Django REST-APIs with MapBox + Firebase + Dom Manipulation to create entities on the frontend)
- Aman Bhatnagar (Backend + REST APIs)
- Kritika Choudhary (Styled the index page components)
- Django Rest Framework
- Mapbox APIs
- HTML, CSS, JavaScript for front-end