ATM Security System With GSM Integrated Technology

Syazwani, Ghazali (2015) ATM Security System With GSM Integrated Technology. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The need of security for all things that exists in this world of technology nowadays is very crucial. There are various types of security system that have been created to give an assurance to the people to live more safely in a peaceful environment. This includes the ATM machine which is used daily by all people to withdraw money from their saving accounts. As the crime rate is increasing, security system for ATM is extremely essentials. With this high-tech ATM security system, the implementation of using Global System for Mobile communication (GSM) technology will focus on the security elements to notify the authorized personnel whenever the ATM machine being stolen or taken away from the bank, especially during the wee hours and at public places with a small crowd. For further implementation of the technology used, we need to interface the sensing elements such as the limit switch which is installed to a door and a vibration detection sensor with a GSM module to an Arduino controller which is programmed by using IDE software. The usage of GSM in this project was a great choice as this network system has a worldwide coverage compared to other network systems such as Bluetooth, RFID, Wi-Fi and etc. In order to achieve this, the detectors has been installed to the ATM machine body parts and if there is a contact that will change the condition of the sensor or the voltage of the circuit, alarm will trigger. As a result, the GSM will act as an informer to the bank security and police forces informing them about the robbery by sending SMS. The efficiency and effectiveness of the GSM network to send the Short Message Service (SMS) within seconds could be a great help in informing the authorized forces regarding the unfortunate incident.

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