Collecting environmental data and monitoring your research projects can require lots of resources. Growing conditions in greenhouses, chambers, and any other controlled environment, vary from outdoor climates and that variation needs to be accounted for in research. This is often accomplished with sensors for temperature, humidity, soil moisture, light quality, etc., that can be expensive […]
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Problem Statement Senior Design teams at Iowa State store their projects in the Senior Design lab in lockerssecured by padlocks. These locks are reused semester after semester and previous studentsmay remember their locker combination for the sake of tampering with current student’sprojects. Additionally, administrators have the maintenance overhead of manually assigninglockers to students. This is
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Introduction Problem Statement There are inherently a lot of problems with not knowing where people are located at. Whetherthey are in the location they say they are, or if they are missing and others are trying to find them.When workers cannot be located, there are safety concerns, for example if you are working withsomething dangerous
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Background High-level Description This project is a security assessment on the Raspberry Pi Model 3B. We are group 3, and our group consists of four members: Joshua Bassin, Ashley Cui, Kaitlin Walsh, and Hang Xu. We have looked at multiple areas of the Raspberry Pi to assess security faults and how they could be exploited.
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Introduction Our project idea is to utilize a Raspberry Pi 3 to build a webcam server that provides a platform for users to remotely monitor their homes over the internet. DropBox uploading of captured images and email notifications will be triggered if a human is detected to warn the user of potential intruders. One usage
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When you start your Raspberry Pi for the first time, it is important that you configure the system for your context. This includes setting up your password, country, language, and time zone. In addition, for exercises in this book, this includes enabling a range of special interfaces. Choose Your Own Adventure There are several ways
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INTRODUCTION The objective of our project is to develop a Home Network Protector (HNP) that preventsagainst cyber intrusions. This will include network firewall, intrusion prevention system,and a vulnerability scanner. The HNP will operate as your home router and monitor theinternet traffic in real-time to prevent unauthorized access to your home network. As ahome network can
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In this post, you are going to learn about how to build a Raspberry Pi Pan Tilt Object Tracker using OpenCV. To control the servos, I have used pigpio module instead of RPi.GPIO library (which is the most commonly used) because I find servos jittering while controlling them using RPi.GPIO. Servos work smoothly while using
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Look out, Raven Pi is watching you! With its swivelling head, piercing red eyes and loudly Poe-quoting speaker no motion is left un-noticed. This plastic raven is enjoying a new after-life as a practical yet creepy security camera, the Raven Pi. It has a Raspberry Pi in its belly and a Pi Camera embedded in
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This project is submitted to Deakin University, School of IT, for Unit SIT210 – Embedded Systems Development. Problem Statement: Even though there are a lot of security systems that are present in the market but most involve the use of motion sensors and CCTV camera separately in the premises which incurs extra cost on the
