Smart Security Alarm System using PIR Sensor
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PIR sensor, Arduino UNO, Bluetooth module, Buzzer, TinkercadAbstract
In day to day life we hear a lot many cases or incidence of crime, burglary and many more things happing around us, so the need of smart security system increased. There is various security system are available in the market like CCTV, ultrasonic detectors, photoelectric detectors etc. but these systems are may costlier, consume more electrical power usage, complex security etc. In this system we tried to overcome these drawbacks likely this system consists of cheap sensor and Arduino UNO, Bluetooth module, Buzzer. The sensor we have used is PIR sensor also Passive Infrared sensor which has ability of intruder, radiation emitted by human body sense by this sensor when the intruder is range of it and then creates output and sends signal to Arduino for further signal processing or setting motion other devices like alarm system, lighting system etc. This system would save at least some power and some devices get activated when the intruder is come in range of sensor. PIR is reliable, low-cost sensor. It also consists of appropriate software and Bluetooth module for the notification purpose it sends the notification on your android phone. The buzzer/piezo gives siren when the intruder is detected. This type of system receiving lot much importance in IOT sector. This type of system can be employed in banks for locker, homes, offices, shops/malls etc.
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