Animal Detection Using PIR sensor for Kenanga College

MOHAMAD AMIRUL, MOHD SOLIHDIN (2020) Animal Detection Using PIR sensor for Kenanga College. [Final Year Project Report] (Unpublished)

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Abstract

Safety is a matter of safety, well-being or security. Security also ensures that the environment is protected from physical issues. Security is also a very necessary thing that we need to protect against dangerous situations. Security is becoming dangerous today because there are creatures that can bring our safety at risk. Dangerous animals, such as dogs, snakes, etc. There are a range of types of devices and products used to track these wild animals. But most of them are too costly and need specialist training to carry out research methods for stray animal detectors. They can't really be sure which animal is coming in from which direction because there are a lot of easy routes to get to. Animal detection using a PIR sensor for the Kenanga College is therefore proposed to solve the above-mentioned problem. The proposed system will help college residents track the animals approaching Kenanga College. The animal tracking device sends a signal to the firebase and android application to see the status of the animal entering the college area. In addition, this product is a simple and easy-to-use system for anyone looking for animals to enter the area.

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