Development Of IoT Street Lamp Monitoring System For Lamp Production Factories

Ahmad Rosali, Muhammad Faizal (2019) Development Of IoT Street Lamp Monitoring System For Lamp Production Factories. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Monitoring is the standard observation and recording of a system or programme's behaviours. It is a mechanism in which information on all aspects of the system is gathered routinely. Monitoring system defined as a significant number of protected applications deal with environmental monitoring (Mason, 2018). A monitoring system was very important aspect especially for industrial to analyse and identify the problem facing by their product and determining the solution to solve it. Monitoring systems are responsible for controlling a company's technology to analyse its operation and performance, as well as detecting and alerting potential errors. The purpose of this project is to develop system for monitoring a functional of street lamp during the testing session. The finished product of street lamp will need to undergo a testing session by a quality control department to ensure their product give the best experiences to their customers. This process was giving challenges to the worker because the testing session was manually done including monitoring and recording specific parameters to ensure the product at their best condition before supply to the customers. So this system was developed to overcome the problem and ease the workload of the worker. This system will use Pixy camera module as the input for the system. The camera will captures the video of testing session and the video can be monitored by designed Graphical User Interphase (GUI). The system also using Raspberry Pi 3 model B+ as a platform to transmits data from the camera to the server. When the camera detect any change during video recording, the system will alert the worker and provide some simple report for future works.

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