Study on enchancing comfortability at waiting area for visitors (ChargeP)

This project aims to develop SafeCharge, a secure and user-friendly public charging port designed for the Murtadha Dakwah Centre (MADAD) in Sungai Petani, Kedah. The purpose of the study is to address the lack of safe mobile charging options for visitors attending religious and educational activities. The background study points out issues such as fear of theft and data security when using public chargers. Using the human-centered design (HCD) approach and reverse engineering methods, existing products were analysed to identify useful features and user needs. The final design includes lockable compartments, fast universal charging ports, and data-blocking features to ensure user safety and convenience. Results show that SafeCharge effectively enhances the public charging experience while maintaining security. In conclusion, this solution supports digital accessibility in respectful and communitybased environments.