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Abstract: Theft from museums and secure areas is very costly to the world. There are many ways to avoid the theft, which includes having a security personnel to watch the place. Due to high cost, hiring the personnel is almost not feasible. Here, we have a very low-cost system based on Arduino UNO (ATmega328) board. It uses PIR sensor, GSM module, buzzer, and motion camera connected to PC for real time surveillance of the items kept in the display shelves. The motion detection system works in three ways; instant alarm and LED through the buzzer on the site, capturing the thief’s footage through the camera, and instant GSM SMS/call notification to the owner. The system is programmed using Arduino IDE using embedded C to communicate with its wireless components. Low Power 24/7 Monitoring Tamper Resistant Easy to Install Expandable (Laser) Suitable for shops, museums and private homes The system effectively prevents theft by deterring, by proof of the fact that there is video evidence and quickly reacting to any attempt to steal. Keywords: Arduino UNO, PIR sensor, GSM module, motion camera, wireless alerts, ATmega328
Published in: INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT
Volume 10, Issue 03, pp. 1-9
DOI: 10.55041/ijsrem58087