SRI KRISHNA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
AND TECHNOLOGY
(An Autonomous Institution)
Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai
Accredited by NBA-AICTE | An ISO 9001-2008 Institution
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PROJECT TITLE
TEAM MEMBERS
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(Assistant Professor/EEE)
* Project 1
INTRODUCTION
• As we are very well familiar with the hurdles faced by Parents to nurture their infant and especially in case if both the
Parents are working.
• To give 24 hours of time in such cases is next to impossible.
• Thus, we should develop something unique that can help Parents to have a continuous surveillance/watch on the
Baby/Infant and can notify about the same.
• Thus, we came up with an idea to design a Smart Cradle System using IOT which will help the Parents to monitor their
child even if they are far away from home & can detect every activity of the Baby from any distant corner of the world.
• It is an innovative, smart & protective Cradle System to nurtue an infant in an efficient way.
* Project 2
NOVELTY OF THE WORK
This project is focused on an idea to design a Smart Cradle System using IOT which will help the Parents to monitor their child even if they are far away
from home & can detect every activity of the Baby from any distant corner of the world. It is a smart, innovative & protective Cradle System to nurture an
infant in an efficient way.
* Project 3
OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT WORK
● This system considers all the minute details that are required for the care & protection of the Baby in the cradle.
● The design of smartness & innovation comes with the use of technologies/methodologies which include Internet of Things (IOT) (Modules
like Raspberry Pi, Gas , sound sensor & Temperature sensor), Cry Detecting Mechanism, camera Surveillance, data base (Data Storage) &
User Friendly Web application (for User Controls).
● In order to detect each & every activity of Baby, different Sensors/Modules are attached to the Cradle: Gas& Temperature Sensing Module
for detection of Wetness of the bed, A Camera on top of the Cradle for live video footage &sound sensor to analyse Cry Patterns.
● All the data which is been taken from the sensors/modules will be stored in data base&analysed at regular intervals.
* Project 4
Literature Review
No. AUTHOR & YEAR TITLE REMARKS
proposes a system for monitoring infant in an incubator and
Daing Noor Farhanah Arduino Based Infant Monitoring records the relevant data into a computer. The data recorded
1 (2020) System by the system can be further referred by the neonatal intensive
care unit (NICU) personnel for diagnostic or research purposes
Electric energy is also being saved because the devices will
work only when they are needed. There will not be any wastage
THE BABY MONITORING ROOM of electric energy. The idea of this scenario is accomplished by
Toshaljeet Kaur1
2 (2019) PROTOTYPE MODEL USING IOT using sensors and a microcontroller. The sensors will sense the
things happening and microcontroller will operate the devices
under the conditions the parents set for these devices.
One such important concept of the same is the use of mobile
[Link] Video-based IoT baby monitor for SIDS
3 phones by working parents to watch the activities of baby while
(2018) prevention
babysitting
* Project 5
PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION
● Working people are very busy these days. They do not have enough time to properly take care of their babies. So, the whole room is set
up as it can sense the activities of the baby and work according to requirement.
● Parents can save their time and energy as they don’t have to go and check their baby again and again until they don’t get any information
about baby.
● Electric energy is also being saved because the devices will work only when they are needed.
● There will not be any wastage of electric energy. The idea of this scenario is accomplished by using sensors and a microcontroller.
● The sensors will sense the things happening and microcontroller will operate the devices under the conditions the parents set for these
devices.
* Project 6
BLOCK DIAGRAM
* Project 7
BLOCK DIAGRAM DESCRIPTION
● In this proposed system, both sensors and forecasting cloud is used, so that resulting data having high accuracy about the children condition, also
we are using surveillance of the children using camera from a Wide Area Network (WAN) which can be viewed in the lcd display.
● In this project MCP3008 is used, so connect 3.3v pin from raspberry to all sensors Similarly MCP3008 and all sensor’s ground pins should be
grounded
● Now connect sensor’s output pins to each channels of MCP3008 (ex: LM-35 to channel 0, GAS to channel 1 and SOUND sensor to channel 2 of
MCP3008) Connect USB camera with raspberry pi Connect power supply for Raspberry pi Plug the HDMI cable in Raspberry pi from the monitor
using VGA to HDMI converter cable Connect USB Mouse and USB keyboard to the Raspberry pi.
● Our proposed system aims at monitoring the vital signs of the baby such as body temperature using wireless technology and sound sensor.
● We also focus on increase the scope of transmitting the information over the internet in order to provide remote access.
● The camera module incorporated enables displaying the visual feeds of the whereabouts of the baby and keeping an eye over their movements in a
finite area.
● This system overcomes the drawback of the existing systems which are clumsy, less user friendly and expensive.
* Project 8
EQUIPMENT'S REQUIRED
HARDWARE REQUIRED
· Raspberry pi
· Camera
· Temperature sensor
· Gas sensor
· Sound sensor
· Lcd display
· Dc motor driver
· Dc motor
· buzzer
SOFTWARE REQUIRED
* · Python IDE Project 9
APPLICATION
BABY SITTING
* Project 10
REFERENCES
[1] “IoT Based Smart Cradle System with an Android App for Baby Monitoring”, 2019 International Conference on Computing,
Communication, Control and Automation (ICCUBEA).
[2] “Video-based IoT baby monitor for SIDS prevention” in 2020IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference (GHTC)
[3] E. Ziganshin M. Numerov S. Vygolov "UWB Baby Monitor" 2010 5th International Confernce on Ultrawideband and Ultrashort Impulse
Signals pp. 159-161 2019.
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THANK YOU
* Project 12