Android Based Human Monitoring and Image Tracking with SMS Alert
Keywords:
Short Message Service, Android Application, M2M Design, Video police investigationAbstract
The security of one\'s belongings once an individual leaves his/her home is invariably a priority with increasing range of incidents of thieving, theft etc. several automatic systems has been developed that informs the owner in a very remote location concerning any intrusion or arrange to intrude within the house. 8051 has been extensively employed in past comes. However, this paper appearance into the event of associate humanoid application that interprets the message a mobile device receives on attainable intrusion associated afterwards a reply (Short Message Service) SMS that triggers an alarm/buzzer within the remote house creating others awake to the attainable intrusion.In the EXISTING SYSTEM M2M style used computer as terminal User rather than microcontroller. AT commands, a decrypt module that decodes the text message. In planned SYSTEM, Home Security is enforced. If any interrupt happens, instantly it\'s detected and controller communicates to the humanoid Phone via SMS. The system can watch for the reply from the mobile user for a few amount of your time to trigger the buzzer, if there was no reply then system can mechanically trigger buzzer. within the MODIFICATION section of the project, digital camera is connected to trace the Person and therefore the image is hold on within the server, so humanoid user will see the photographs from their mobile.
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