Development of IoT based smart parcel receiver

Lee, Szue Ling (2021) Development of IoT based smart parcel receiver. Project Report. Melaka, Malaysia, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This project is proposed to develop an IoT based smart parcel receiver which is able to provide a guarantee of safety to the parcel. This development is mainly focused on building a system at a low cost and to fulfil the objectives. The proposed system is based on Arduino UNO microcontroller with a group of hardware components such as ESP32-CAM module, microwave radar motion sensor, IR sensor and Blynk application in achieving the goals in monitoring and tracking of the parcel. Apart from that, the use of solenoid door lock and RFID reader are able to ensure that the access of collection slot is only limited to the user. This system works when there is motion detected that is moving around the parcel receiver, the signal received by the microwave radar motion sensor will then be sent to the ESP32-CAM, and the alert notification will be sent to the user via Blynk application. The appearance can be streamed and captured by the user in the application. At the internal side of the receiver box, the IR sensor is will detect the presence of parcel and a notification will be sent to the user through Blynk application. At the collection slot, the parcel receiver is kept in a locked state by the solenoid door lock and any unauthorized access is prohibited. The ID of the tag or card will be read by the RFID reader and the authoritative will be identified. The solenoid door lock can only be unlocked by using the authorized RFID. Furthermore, to increase the conveniency, the solenoid door lock can also be unlocked using the Blynk application whenever the RFID is not with the user.

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