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personal electronic dosimeter is a small, wearable device designed to measure and monitor an individual's exposure to ionizing radiation over a specific period. These devices are used to ensure the safety of workers in environments where radiation exposure is a concern, such as healthcare facilities (e.g., radiology departments), nuclear power plants, research laboratories, and other industries that involve radiation sources. The dosimeter records the dose of radiation, alerting the wearer if exposure exceeds safe limits. The device typically uses a semiconductor or thermoluminescent material to detect radiation levels and store the data electronically. Personal electronic dosimeters are more advanced than traditional film badges, offering real-time measurements, digital displays, and the ability to store and download exposure data. They are essential in monitoring and ensuring compliance with safety regulations to prevent harmful radiation exposure, thus safeguarding the health of personnel working in high-risk radiation environments.