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IoT-Based Smart Health: EEG and Vital Sensor Integration

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Multiarmed Bandits for Sleep Recognition of Elderly Living in Single-Resident Smart Homes

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Smart Intruder Detection System

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smart street Light

Conventional street lighting systems consume significant energy due to continuous operation, regardless of ambient light or pedestrian activity. This project presents an IoT-based Smart Street Light System designed to automate street lighting based on environmental conditions and real-time movement detection, thereby improving energy efficiency and operational intelligence. The system is built around a NodeMCU microcontroller and integrates an LDR sensor to detect ambient light levels, ensuring the lights activate only during low-light conditions. An IR sensor mounted on a stick detects motion, such as the presence of pedestrians or vehicles, and triggers the illumination of connected LED lights via a relay module. This dual-sensor approach enables dynamic lighting—lights turn on when needed and remain off otherwise—minimizing power consumption. The system provides a cost-effective and scalable solution for smart city infrastructure by enhancing safety while promoting energy conservation.

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Advanced Sonar Detection System Using Arduino Uno

Real-time object detection and environmental scanning are essential in applications such as autonomous navigation, surveillance, and obstacle avoidance. This project presents an Advanced Sonar Detection System that utilizes ultrasonic sensing and servo-based scanning to detect and locate nearby objects in a given area. The system is built using an Arduino Uno microcontroller, connected to an ultrasonic sensor mounted on a servo motor. The servo motor rotates the sensor in a sweeping motion to capture distance data across a defined angular range, creating a 2D map of detected objects. The collected data is transmitted to a connected NodeMCU module for IoT integration, allowing real-time visualization and monitoring via a web interface. This system offers a low-cost and scalable solution for sonar-based environmental mapping in robotics, smart vehicles, and remote monitoring systems.

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IOT Device For Sewage Gas Monitoring And Alert System

Toxic gas accumulation in sewage systems poses serious health and safety risks for maintenance workers and nearby residents. Traditional monitoring methods are reactive and often lack real-time detection capabilities. This project presents an IoT-based Sewage Gas Monitoring and Alert System designed to detect harmful gases in real time and issue immediate alerts. The system is built using a NodeMCU microcontroller, which is connected to a gas sensor capable of detecting hazardous gases such as methane, ammonia, or hydrogen sulfide. When gas concentrations exceed safe thresholds, the system activates an LED light as a visual warning and sends the data to a Flask-based web dashboard, allowing for remote monitoring and automated alerting. The system can be deployed in underground or confined environments and provides a scalable, low-cost solution for enhancing worker safety and supporting smart municipal infrastructure.

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Smart Speed Control System for Enhanced Vehicle Safety

Speed-related accidents remain a major concern in modern transportation systems. To address this issue, this project introduces a Smart Speed Control System that dynamically adjusts vehicle speed based on proximity to obstacles, enhancing safety and reducing collision risks. The system is developed using a NodeMCU microcontroller and integrates an ultrasonic sensor to measure the distance between the vehicle and any nearby object. Based on the distance readings, the motor driver adjusts the speed of the DC motor with wheels, simulating automatic speed regulation in real-world scenarios. The vehicle slows down or stops when an object is detected within a critical range. A Flask-based IoT dashboard allows real-time monitoring of sensor data and speed status, enabling remote observation and analysis. This intelligent and responsive system enhances driver assistance technologies, supports semi-autonomous control, and is ideal for integration into smart vehicle platforms and experimental robotics.

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Temperature-Based Fan Speed Control and Monitoring Using Arduino

Efficient temperature regulation is critical in both industrial and domestic environments to ensure comfort, energy conservation, and equipment longevity. This project presents an IoT-based Temperature-Controlled Fan Speed Monitoring System that automatically adjusts fan speed based on real-time temperature readings. The system is developed using a NodeMCU microcontroller, which receives input from a temperature sensor and accordingly regulates the speed of a DC motor, simulating the operation of a fan. The fan speed increases or decreases proportionally with the detected temperature, ensuring optimal cooling performance. All sensor data and motor status are transmitted to a Flask-based web dashboard, allowing for real-time monitoring and remote supervision. This system offers a smart, scalable solution for energy-efficient thermal management in smart homes, green buildings, and climate-sensitive environments.

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Noise Detector with Automatic alert in class room

Maintaining a quiet and focused learning environment is essential for effective education. Traditional classroom monitoring relies heavily on manual supervision, which may not consistently ensure discipline. This project proposes a Noise Detector with Automatic Alert System to monitor classroom noise levels in real-time and generate alerts when thresholds are exceeded. The system uses a NodeMCU microcontroller integrated with a microphone (mic) module to continuously detect ambient sound levels. When noise exceeds a predefined limit, the system sends an automatic alert to a Flask-based web dashboard, allowing remote supervision by teachers or administrators. Additional features like visual or audio alerts can be added to immediately notify students. This low-cost and scalable solution promotes disciplined behavior in academic settings and reduces the burden on staff by automating classroom monitoring.

FYP-MAIN-91.0 Medium
DUSTBIN MGS when it is full

Effective waste management begins with timely collection, which requires accurate monitoring of dustbin fill levels. This project presents an IoT-based Smart Dustbin Monitoring System that detects when a dustbin is full and sends real-time alerts to optimize waste collection processes. The system is built using a NodeMCU microcontroller, integrated with an ultrasonic sensor mounted using a fixed sensor holder to measure the distance between the sensor and the waste level. When the detected level falls below a defined threshold, indicating the bin is full, a signal is sent to a Flask-based web server, where the status is updated in real time. The web dashboard allows waste management personnel to monitor multiple bins remotely, ensuring efficient collection scheduling, reducing overflow, and minimizing manual inspections. This system offers a scalable, low-cost solution for smart cities and public waste management infrastructure.

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Bluetooth voice controller car

The integration of voice control into robotics opens new possibilities for accessibility, hands-free operation, and user-friendly automation. This project introduces a Bluetooth Voice-Controlled Car that enables remote vehicle control through voice commands transmitted via a Bluetooth interface. The system is developed using an Arduino microcontroller and a Bluetooth module, which receives voice inputs from a connected smartphone or voice interface. Commands such as forward, backward, left, and right are decoded and executed by a motor driver controlling the wheeled car chassis. To enhance safety and environmental awareness, an ultrasonic sensor is integrated to detect obstacles in the vehicle's path, allowing for automatic stopping or speed adjustments. Powered by dual battery packs, the system is portable and suitable for indoor and outdoor applications. This project demonstrates a low-cost, interactive platform ideal for educational, experimental, or assistive robotics applications.

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voice controll home automation

Home automation systems enhance comfort, convenience, and energy efficiency, especially when integrated with accessible technologies such as voice control. This project proposes a Bluetooth-based Voice-Controlled Home Automation System designed to allow users to control home appliances through simple spoken commands. The system utilizes an Arduino Uno microcontroller connected to a Bluetooth module, which receives voice commands from a mobile device or voice interface. The Arduino processes these commands and activates connected devices via relays, enabling or disabling loads such as a light bulb (through a bulb holder) or DC motor (simulating fans or other appliances). This setup enables intuitive and hands-free control of everyday electrical devices. The system is easy to install, cost-effective, and particularly beneficial for individuals with mobility challenges, making smart homes more accessible and efficient.