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Survey on Home Security Surveillance System and IoT Module
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This paper describes the design and implementation of a Wi-Fi-enabled home security surveillance camera using a Raspberry Pi and an IoT Module, which reduces the need for constant human supervision and control while providing improved security. Performance and effective results. Adding wireless local area network to embedded systems will open up various feasibilities like worldwide monitoring and control, reliable data storage etc. this technique comprises of wireless sensor nodes and a controller section for surveillance. The system's main features are remote user notifications, live video streaming, and portability.. Modular design is followed in order that any number of nodes are often added or removed; data acquisition is employed to sample signals and measure world physical conditions. The user is warned via e-mails, phone calls or SMS after an unusual behaviour occurs and an occasion notification is sent which shows the events captured by the camera. The IoT module eliminates the necessity for a microcontroller and wireless transceiver module during a sensor node, thus it makes the node compact, cost-effective and simple to use. the most important advantage of the system is that the user can seek surveillance from anywhere in the world and may respond consistent with the situations.
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