IoT laser alarm system

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Published: Oct 12, 2021
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IoT alarm; IoT laser alarm; IoT laser; IoT laser security; IoT security.

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Dario Fernando Yépez Ponce
Instituto Superior Tecnológico “Luis Tello”
Esther Fidelina Gallón Gracia
Instituto Superior Tecnológico “Luis Tello”
Héctor Mauricio Yépez Ponce
Ardu Tech Ec

Abstract

In recent years, security technology has been evolving allowing to have control without the need to be present. In this context, a laser alarm system with IoT was developed using free software and hardware for the electronics workshop of the ST "Eloy Alfaro". We started by investigating the different security solutions available in the market, analyzing their advantages and disadvantages to establish the most appropriate operation for the laser alarm system with IoT. The system can be activated/deactivated from the Thinger.io platform and consists of an HW-483 laser (emitter), a KY-008 sensor (receiver) and mirrors for non-linear sensing to increase the range of coverage. When the light beam is interrupted, the system triggers an alarm and sends an e-mail notification to the user to alert him of the intrusion. The developed system is low cost and ideal for the security of enclosed areas and to ensure uninterrupted operation of the system, it is connected to a solar power system.

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Yépez Ponce, D. F., Gallón Gracia , E. F. ., & Yépez Ponce , H. M. . (2021). IoT laser alarm system. I+ T+ C- Research, Technology and Science - Unicomfacauca, 1(16). Retrieved from https://revistas.unicomfacauca.edu.co/ojs/index.php/itc/article/view/352
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Vol. 1 No. 16: I+T+C Journal: Research, Technology and Science
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Research Papers
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