Abstract:

Traditional campus security systems include access control systems, video surveillance cameras and more. However, these devices are often isolated from one another. For that, to contact each other it is better to use a modern communication envisaged soon, where everyday life objects will be equipped with microprocessors, digital communication transmitters and receivers, and appropriate protocol sets that will enable them to communicate with each other and with users. According to ISOC, refers to the Internet of Things system in which the network connection and the possibility of computing devices, sensors, operating triggers and daily items that are not usually computers, allowing these devices to create, exchange and consumption data with minimal human intervention. Internet systems allow users to access massive computerization, analysis and consumption within the system. IoT uses current and emerging technology for sensors, networks and robots. With the majority of colleges in modern environments today, the concept of a smart campus has become urgent. This shift is seen in the upgrading of faculties with the use of the latest IT technologies. The purpose of this project is to study perceptions in the deployment of Internet-based objects on the campus security system. At the highest level, the campus connects smart devices, applications and individuals across a common technology infrastructure. When everything is connected, devices and applications can interact with users and with each other. So it is to create a platform that connects all security devices together. This increases safety and responsiveness. That make the campus safer and more secure for everyone living, working and learning there. The overall goal of the campus security project is to make the campus a faster response to security by utilizing the capabilities of smart objects platforms through the Internet with minimal human effort.

Keywords:

IOT, smart devices, micro controller, sensors, robots.