An Object Detection by using Internet of Things
Pachipala Yellamma, V Suma, N Gayathri, N Oohasripriya · 2022 International Conference on Sustainable Computing and Data Communication Systems (ICSCDS) · 2022
Objects embedded with the latest technology are not only highly valuable but are also more prone to theft than others. It's the reason why most of them come with some kind of anti-theft technology and also the common practise of live tracking using Global Positioning System (GPS). But when it comes to real-life minimalistic lifestyle objects like keys, remotes, and others, they are more commonly gone missing than the above-said items, but they can't be embedded with stuff like GPS embedded chips because of the simple reason of their size and the number of random spaces they can be lost and can't be found. So, to solve problems like this and enhance lifestyles, this research work attempts to use new innovations in the field of Internet of Things (IoT) as an efficient alternative to regular GPS; but for areas where GPS can't be implemented. One could do it using BT, but there are some constraints that can be overcome with IoT. They could acquire the location of the thing that requires to be monitored by using GPS, but if the signal is delivered via geolocation, our transceivers will not be able to obtain it straight. As a result, Global System for mobile communication module (GSM) technology has been incorporated to send such signals for data transmission. Our proposed system main goal is to provide the position and trail of an item. It'll also enable everyone to monitor any stationary or relocating item, such as automobiles, wallets, Lorries, and so on. This gadget can relay the position information of the object's location to the user or anyone who is tracking it. This technology may be used by trans portation firms as well as individuals in their everyday routines. This also updates the entity's journey condition because it passes together and responds to the boss's inquiries about the item's location.