AUTOMATED INTRUDER OR THEFT CONTROL SYSTEM

A Report on Project Based Learning for

Internet of Things (A3CIT203)

Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the award of the degree of

Bachelor of Technology
in

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

BY
KONAPALA ANURADHA MURUVADA AISWARYA SAMEERA
21331A0590 21331A05B0
KANDI SANJAY KALLEMPUDI LAKSHMIKANTH
21331A0576 21331A0573
Under the Supervision of
Mr. Surya Prakash Yalla
Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

MAHARAJ VIJAYARAM GAJAPATHI RAJ COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
(Autonomous)
(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi, and permanently affiliated to JNTUGV, Vizianagaram), Listed u/s 2(f)
& 12(B) of UGC Act 1956.
Vijayaram Nagar Campus, Chintalavalasa, Vizianagaram-535005, Andhra Pradesh
 ABSTRACT
This project presents an IoT-based intruder or theft detection control system designed to
enhance residential security and convenience using Cisco Packet Tracer. The simulation
integrates various smart devices, including motion detectors, webcams, sirens, and a central
home gateway, all controlled via a user-friendly tablet PC interface. The system continuously
monitors for motion detection, automatically responding by activating the webcam to capture
video footage while sounding an alarm to alert residents of potential intrusions. Predefined
triggers ensure prompt actions based on detected motion, contributing to a safer living
environment. The automation not only provides immediate responses to security threats but also
allows for manual overrides through the tablet PC, empowering users with control over their
home security system.
 INTRODUCTION

The emergence of smart technologies has significantly transformed modern living, enabling
greater convenience and enhanced security in residential environments. As the demand for smart
home solutions continues to grow, the integration of Internet of Things (IoT) devices has become
essential for managing and securing our homes effectively. This IoT-based Intruder and Theft
Detection System is a smart security solution designed to improve residential safety and
convenience through automation. Using Cisco Packet Tracer, this simulation integrates key IoT
devices such as motion detectors, webcams, sirens, and a central home gateway. The system
continuously monitors for motion and automatically responds by activating a webcam to capture
real-time video while triggering an alarm to alert residents to potential intrusions. The central
interface, a tablet PC, enables easy management and control, providing users the option to
override automated responses and customize settings. By leveraging predefined triggers, the
system ensures quick, reliable actions to enhance household security. This project showcases how
IoT technology can create responsive, user-friendly security solutions for everyday living
environments.
COMPONENTS
 Home Gateway
 Motion Detector
 Webcam
 Siren
 Tablet PC

COMPONENTS DESCRIPTION
1. Home Gateway
The Home Gateway serves as the central hub of the IoT system, facilitating communication
between all connected devices. It connects to the internet and enables remote access to the
system through a user interface on devices such as a Tablet PC. The Home Gateway manages
the data flow between sensors and actuators, ensuring seamless operation and control of the
entire system.
2. Motion Detector
The Motion Detector is a key component that monitors the designated area for any movement.
When it detects motion, it sends a signal to the Home Gateway, triggering automated responses
such as activating lights, opening doors, or sounding the siren. This device enhances security
by providing real-time alerts about potential intruders.
3. Webcam
The Webcam is utilized for surveillance purposes, capturing video footage of the monitored
area. When motion is detected, the webcam can be activated to record events, allowing
homeowners to review the footage later. This feature adds an extra layer of security by
providing visual documentation of any activity occurring within the vicinity.
4. Siren
The Siren acts as an audible alarm that is triggered in response to detected motion or
security breaches. When activated, the siren emits a loud sound to alert homeowners and
neighbors of a potential intrusion, serving as a deterrent to unauthorized individuals. The
siren can also be activated manually through the Tablet PC.
5. Tablet PC
The Tablet PC serves as the user interface for the entire IoT system. Through the Tablet PC,
users can monitor the status of connected devices, receive alerts, and manually control the
system's features. It provides access to the IoT Monitor, allowing users to set conditions, view
live feeds from the webcam, and manage all aspects of the home security system.

SOFTWARE REQUIRED: Cisco Packet Tracer: Used to simulate the network and IoT
components.
WORKING PROCEDURE:

1. Initially all components (Home Gateway, Motion Detector, Webcam, Siren, Tablet PC)
are placed in the Cisco Packet Tracer environment to connect to the Home Gateway.
2. Select the Home Gateway, click on Config, then select Wireless and set the SSID to
HomeGateway.
3. Select the Tablet PC, click on Config, then select Wireless0, and set the SSID as
HomeGateway. This connects the Home Gateway and Tablet PC.
4. For each component (e.g., Motion Detector, Webcam, Siren), do the following: Click
on the component, go to Config, and select IoT Server as the Home Gateway.
5. Repeat this for all devices. These components are wirelessly linked through the
gateway, and the Tablet PC is configured to monitor the system.
6. On the Tablet PC, go to Desktop, then open the IoT Monitor. Enter the IoT Server
address in the Home Gateway and log in with the username and password set in the
Home Gateway. Once logged in, all connected components will be listed.
7. In the Web Interface, navigate to the "Conditions" section and set the conditions for the
motion detection, and siren activation based on the parameters defined in your project.
8. Once all conditions are set, the system will automatically monitor for motion, and
trigger the siren, activate the web cam in response to detected movement.
How the system works?
 The motion detector continuously scans the area for movement. When motion is
detected, it sends a signal to the Home Gateway.
 The Home Gateway processes the signal and triggers a series of automated responses.
 The webcam starts recording to capture any activity in the monitored area.
 The siren sounds, providing an audible alert to notify residents of a potential intruder.
 All devices are monitored and managed through the Tablet PC, where the user can see
alerts and control actions. The system runs automatically based on the set conditions
but can also be managed manually via the Tablet PC if needed.
RESULT

Connections:

Device Conditions:
When motion detector detect the motion it will automates the device connected to it.
ADVANTAGES
 Enhanced Security: The system provides real-time monitoring and automated
responses to potential security threats, helping to deter intruders and protect the home.
 Convenience: Automated control of lights, doors, and alarms enhances convenience
for homeowners, allowing for seamless operation without manual intervention.
 Real-time Surveillance: The integration of a webcam enables real-time video capture
and monitoring, providing visual evidence during security events.
 Customizable Conditions: Users can set specific conditions and responses based on
their preferences, tailoring the system to meet their unique security needs.
 Remote Monitoring: The system can potentially be extended to allow for remote
access and control via smartphones, offering flexibility and peace of mind to
homeowners.

DISADVANTAGES
 Dependence on Connectivity: The system relies on a stable Wi-Fi connection; any
disruption in connectivity can lead to a failure in communication between devices.
 Initial Setup Complexity: Setting up and configuring multiple components may be
complex for users who are not technologically savvy.
 Power Dependence: The system requires a continuous power supply; power outages
could disable the automated functions and monitoring capabilities.
 Cost of Components: Initial costs for purchasing and installing the various smart
devices and the Home Gateway can be significant.
 CONCLUSION
This project using Cisco Packet Tracer showcases the power of IoT in enhancing the security
and convenience of home environments through the Intruder and thief detecting Control
System. By integrating motion detectors, webcams, and sirens, the system provides real-time
monitoring and automated responses to potential intrusions. The solution not only improves
safety by deterring unauthorized access but also offers critical features such as surveillance and
alert notifications, making it a valuable asset for homeowners. With further developments, this
system can be expanded to incorporate additional sensors and functionalities, addressing a
wider range of security needs and applications in both residential and commercial settings.
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Faculty Coordinator Dr. T. Pavan Kumar
Mr. Surya Prakash Yalla Professor &
Assistant Professor Head of the Department