Current population trend in India is moving from single-income to dual-income families, and there is an increasing need for parents to remotely monitor the safety of their children, while they are busy at work. In this research work, we propose a low-cost child safety monitoring robot based on IOT technology that can perform real-time live video streaming of the children and send notifications about child safety to the parents. Using this low-cost, IOT-based child safety monitoring robot, parents can monitor their child’s activities in real time through live video feed by controlling the robot’s movement in real time from anywhere using a user-friendly mobile app. In addition to this, the parents will get alerted automatically through notifications in case of any gas leakage or fire accident. The main advantage of the proposed system is instead of using mobile network (GSM) we are using Webhooks for sending alerts in case of gas leakage or fire accident which reduces the cost of hardware and works perfectly when connected to the home network. The entire IOT-based child safety monitoring system developed in this research paper makes of low-cost, common electronic components and hence provides a cost-effective IOT system for child safety monitoring.
Low-Cost, IOT-Based Child Safety Monitoring Robot with User-Friendly Mobile App
Lect. Notes Electrical Eng.
2023-03-12
9 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
NodeMCU , Arduino , Real-time database , Webhooks , Wireless camera , Child safety and child monitoring Engineering , Control, Robotics, Mechatronics , Electronics and Microelectronics, Instrumentation , Signal, Image and Speech Processing , Power Electronics, Electrical Machines and Networks , Physics and Astronomy
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