Biometric door lock system with automated fire detection alert
Department of Information Technology, Bharathiar University, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India- 641046.
Research Article
World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 2024, 21(03), 1201–1208
Publication history:
Received on 02 February 2024; revised on 10 March 2024; accepted on 12 March 2024
Abstract:
The reconciliation of biometric advancements and fire recognition components in shrewd homes is critical for access control and crisis readiness. The Blynk mobile app is used to access this project's biometric door lock and automated fire detection system. For access authorization, the biometric system uses cutting-edge fingerprint or facial recognition technology. The mechanized fire location framework screens the climate for potential fire dangers and triggers an alert when distinguished. The Blynk application gives controller and checking abilities, permitting inhabitants to lock or open the entryway, get ongoing warnings, and remotely screen the fire discovery framework's status. The microcontroller coordinates communications between the frameworks, outfitted with Wi-Fi availability. The Blynk application point of interaction is planned with easy-to-understand gadgets, permitting inhabitants to control and screen the coordinated frameworks. Safety efforts, for example, encoded correspondence conventions and secure stockpiling of biometric information, shield client protection. This all-encompassing approach to residential security ensures that their homes can effectively handle access control and emergencies, providing residents with security and peace of mind.
Keywords:
ESP32; Biometric Door Lock; Fingerprint Sensor; Fire Detection; Alarm System; Blynk App
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