Missing Person Tracking System Using AI

K.L. Madhuri, Modalavalasa Varalashmi, Keelukuppa Anusha, K R Supritha, Ippili Jaswanth, Borige Adarsh Kumar, Kandapu Abhi Ram, M. Naveen · 2025

The Missing Person Tracking System is a cutting-edge web-based solution designed to tackle the critical challenge of locating missing individuals. Traditional approaches, such as sharing information through social media or relying on lengthy police investigations, often lack the speed and precision required in such sensitive situations. This creative method makes use of cutting-edge technology, such as facial recognition and machine learning, to improve the precision and effectiveness of the search procedure. The platform comprises a registration module that securely stores detailed information about missing individuals in a centralized database. Users can upload images of people identified in public spaces through the detection module, which employs facial recognition algorithms to analyze and compare the images with the database. If a match is identified, the system provides immediate feedback to users. In cases where no match is found, the system allows users to log new cases with comprehensive information for future reference, ensuring an organized and systematic approach to tracking missing persons. To facilitate prompt communication, the system automates notifications, alerting families and authorities of potential matches and providing relevant location details. This reduces the burden on law enforcement agencies while significantly enhancing the chances of reuniting missing individuals with their loved ones. The system is set up for future developments, such as the addition of real-time CCTV feed analysis, the creation of a mobile application to improve accessibility, and cooperation with law enforcement organizations for a wider effect. The Missing Person Tracking System is a game-changing technology that tackles a pressing social issue by fusing technological innovation with an emphasis on human wellbeing.

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