In our ongoing series exploring the vast landscape of the Internet of Things (IoT), we focus on projects that integrate sophisticated sensor networks with real-time reporting to address critical challenges in healthcare, industrial safety, and sustainable agriculture. These projects utilize robust microcontrollers like the Atmega328 and Raspberry Pi to create autonomous systems that prioritize human safety and operational efficiency.
Public Health and Emergency Response
61. IOT Temperature & Mask Scan Entry System Designed as a primary defense against infectious diseases, this system automates entry screening for fever and face masks. A Raspberry Pi processes inputs from a contactless temperature sensor and a camera to decide whether to operate a motor-driven flap barrier. If high temperature or the absence of a mask is detected, the system glows a red light and bars entry, while simultaneously transmitting the person's face and temperature data to an IoT server for authority review.
62. IOT Based Automatic Vehicle Accident Detection and Rescue System To minimize the time it takes for emergency services to reach accident victims, this system uses an accelerometer sensor to recognize collisions. Upon detecting a severe impact, an Atmega 328 microcontroller transmits an alert message via a GSM module to guardians or rescue teams. The message includes exact GPS coordinates, allowing for immediate tracing and rescue action.
Specialized Healthcare Monitoring
63. IOT Based Monitoring System for Comatose Patients Continuous monitoring is essential for patients in a state of unconsciousness. This Raspberry Pi 3 system collects vital data, including heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, and humidity. It specifically addresses urinary care by using an ultrasonic sensor to monitor urine output in collection bags. Additionally, a PIR motion sensor detects if a patient regains consciousness and attempts to move, updating the status instantly on an LCD and an IoT dashboard.
64. IOT Based Heart Monitoring System Using ECG This system utilizes an Atmega controller and a specialized ECG sensor to scan heart signals for abnormal patterns. By checking the heartbeat level and tracing physiological patterns, the device can determine if a user's heart activity falls within the normal range. If an abnormality is detected, an alert message is generated via IOTGecko to notify medical professionals.
Industrial and Residential Safety
65. IOT Based Coal Mine Safety Monitoring and Alerting System Underground mining environments require constant monitoring of hazardous parameters like methane gas and high temperatures. This system employs a wireless sensor network consisting of master (Atmega328) and slave (8051) controllers. Slave controllers underground detect methane, CO2, and temperature levels, alerting the master controller via RF transmission. The master then triggers alarms in the tunnels and posts a safety alert to an IoT platform.
66. Gas Leakage Detection with Buzzer System using Atmega To prevent accidents caused by faulty household appliances, this system uses an MQ5 sensor to detect gas leaks. After connecting to Wi-Fi, the user can set safety thresholds via an IoT interface. When gas levels exceed these limits, an Atmega microcontroller rotates a motor to close the supply valve, sounds a buzzer, and changes an RGB LED from green to red as a visual warning.
67. IOT Based Anti-theft Flooring System using Raspberry Pi This security innovation turns the entire floor into a sensor by embedding piezo sensors beneath flooring tiles. When an unauthorized step is detected, the Raspberry Pi controller processes the signal, triggers a buzzer, and directs a camera to the area of movement. Captured images are transmitted to a web-based GUI for the homeowner to review immediately.
Smart Agriculture and Environment
68. IOT Based Smart Agriculture Monitoring System Project This Arduino-powered system automates farming tasks by monitoring soil moisture, temperature, and water levels. When sensors detect low water levels, the system automatically activates a water pump, and if temperatures rise too high, a fan is triggered. Farmers can receive SMS alerts about field conditions and have the option to manually stop the water pump remotely through an IoT button.
69. Greenhouse Monitoring and Control System using IOT Optimizing the greenhouse effect for plant growth, this system uses an Atmega328 to manage temperature, light, and humidity. It employs an LDR sensor to turn on bulbs during low light and a soil moisture sensor to manage an AC pump. If the internal temperature becomes too high, the system activates a 12v DC fan to protect the crops from heat stress.
70. Raspberry Pi Based Weather Reporting Over IOT For localized environmental tracking, this project uses a Raspberry Pi 3 equipped with rainfall, temperature, and humidity sensors. The data is displayed locally on an LCD and updated globally via IOTGecko. The system provides precise, real-time updates—such as showing zero for dry conditions and increasing values for rainfall—allowing users to monitor the weather of a specific area from any remote location.
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