IOT Based Child Safety Device
Keywords:
SMS/MAIL, UNO, SOS, UV Radiation, IFTTTAbstract
This work mainly focuses on alerting the individuals arround baby so as to locate the baby in safer zone before arrival of the parent. Among all the available wearable devices focusing on the conditions to provide the locality, action and so forth of the child to the parents via wireless Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi (wireless fidelity)becomes a very inconsistent resource to the communication. Hence by the implementation of IOT technology it is planned to use SMS/MAIL as the method of communiqué between the parent and child wearable device. This project development uses the Arduino Uno microcontroller board based on ATmega328P.The function of receiving SMS(message) or MAIL and calls are all due to the internet connection to Arduino UNO by NODE Mcu. The supplementary modules are employed which will provide the present situation of the child via message/MAIL. The external alert systems included here is to indicate the distress condition is SOS Light indicator and Alarm Buzzer to produce sound, both are programmed in Arduino UNO board.
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