CORDENATOR

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Group Members
Alphonsa Kurian
Prasanth Raj S Sagara S Dev Shinto Philip

AM.EN.P3MCA11003
AM.EN.P3MCA11040 AM.EN.P3MCA11049 AM.EN.P3MCA11055

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Scope
It can be used to automize the auditoriums/conference halls.
If a program is going on and, without going inside and disturbing the people inside CordEnator will enable a person to know about the no: of vacant spaces. Total seat capacity of the auditoriums may not be filled all the time. So automatic detection of the count and on/off those equipments only will lead to a better management of power and effort. CordEnator will solve this problem.

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Operations
Automizes electronic equipments like fans, lights, AC etc.

Display the count of the persons.

Automatic opening/closing of doors. Controlling the temperature of the auditorium. Sending message to the administrator.

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Displaying count And Automatic open/close door

With out opening the door a person can understand how many seats are left. When a person enter into auditorium the count will increased by one. When a person going out the count will decreased by one.
It comes to practical by using motion sensors.

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Maintaining the device speed in a threshold

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Fan/Ac speed can be controlled according to the atmospheric temperature. If temperature is more ,then fan and ac will work in high speed. For this purpose temperature sensing sensors will be used.

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Sensing proximity and turn on the lights.

It reduces the power conception. Proximity sensor will sense the presence of the people. Turn On/Off the lights according to the presence.

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Sending the count to a designated person

After the program the count will send automatically. This avoid manual counting. It can be implement by using GSM.

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ARDUINO

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ARDUINO
o A small microcontroller-based open source platform for electronic prototyping.
You can connect it to sensors that pick up information about the world around it, and actuators that respond. All of this is controlled by code written in C.

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ARDUINO
consists of 14 digital IO pins. can be inputs or outputs.

used for reading on or off values, or switching actuators on or off.

six analog input pins

take voltage readings from a sensor

Can take power from your computers USB port

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LM 35: Temperature Sensor

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PIR Motion Detection Sensor Module

Used for motion detection. Used as motion detector for security systems or robotics. Works from 3.3V to 5V DC It consists of pyroelectric sensor and fresnel lens that detects motion by measuring change in the infrared levels emitted by the objects. It can detect motion up to 20ft. This module is very sensitive to change in infrared levels subjected by human movement.

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IR Object Sensor
IR based reflective object/proximity sensor. This carries a single Sharp GP2Y0D810Z0F IR distance measuring sensor. It will detect objects at 100mm (4") using an IR transmitter and receiver. A logic level output is driven low, and an LED is lit when an object is detected.

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Arduino GSM Shield

The Arduino GSM Shield allows an Arduino board to connect to the internet, make/receive voice calls and send/receive SMS messages. The shield uses a radio modem M10 by Quectel (datasheet). It is possible to communicate with the board using AT commands. The GSM library has a large number of methods for communication with the shield. The shield uses digital pins 2 and 3 for software serial communication with the M10. Pin 2 is connected to the M10s TX pin and pin 3 to its RX pin.

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