Development of IoT based smart intruder prevention system with web server user interface applications

Krishnan, Kishonthen (2021) Development of IoT based smart intruder prevention system with web server user interface applications. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

In today's world, security has become a major concern. Everyone wants their home, farm, belongings, and other valuables to be safe. Many inventions have been made to address this problem over the years. Closed-circuit television (CCTV) was one of the most well known invention. But are they really maintaining the level of security as we expected? CCTVs are less effective at preventing any unwanted incidents, and the major drawback is that we can only view the recordings after an incident has occurred. Furthermore, a simple working CCTV system would be very costly. On the other hand, a proper security device should be structured in such a way that it notifies the user while also assisting in the prevention of any undesirable scenarios. To begin, the camera will stream normally, however, whenever the PIR sensor detects movement, it will send a signal to the Raspberry PI, which will notify the user via the Telegram app, which also includes the Webpage link. After receiving the notification, the user can access the Webpage by logging in using their unique username and password. Then, users can view the camera's live video streaming on the webpage to confirm the alert, as well as use the user interface to scare the intruder (human or animal) and let them know they are being watched. This also helps the user to contact authorities for help right away.

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