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The project 'Automatic Stairlight Control Using Arduino' aims to create an energy-efficient lighting system that automatically turns lights on and off based on motion detection while considering ambient light conditions. It features adjustable timers, brightness settings, and manual override options, utilizing components like Arduino boards, motion sensors, and LDRs. The project highlights advantages such as convenience and safety, while also addressing potential disadvantages like initial investment and technical expertise requirements.

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The project 'Automatic Stairlight Control Using Arduino' aims to create an energy-efficient lighting system that automatically turns lights on and off based on motion detection while considering ambient light conditions. It features adjustable timers, brightness settings, and manual override options, utilizing components like Arduino boards, motion sensors, and LDRs. The project highlights advantages such as convenience and safety, while also addressing potential disadvantages like initial investment and technical expertise requirements.

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SYNOPSIS

PROJECT NAME: “Automatic Stairlight Control Using Arduino”

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2210950109 Narwade Trupti Dipak
2210950118 Kadire Pradnya Prashant
2210950123 Panchal Rajnandani Pralhad
2210950167 Manatkar Riya Rahul

VISHWESHWARAYYA ABHIYANTRIKI PADVIKA


MAHAVIDYALAY, ALMALA
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING
2024-25
“Automatic Stairlight Control Using Arduino”

1. Introduction About Project:

In this project,We will set up an automatic lighting system using arduino, so the
ideas came when I tried to build automatic lighting system using arduino and PIR
motion sensor but I confronted big issue because the light turn ON even if
daytime,this is why I thought to use LDR in order to solve this issue.

The main purpose of this project is to prevent loss of current unnecessarily during
day time and make the system more efficient then before.

2. Features:

• Automatic On/Off Control: Lights turn on/off automatically when someone


enters/leaves the stairs.

• Motion Detection: Uses sensors (e.g., PIR, ultrasonic) to detect movement.

• Timer Control: Adjustable timer for light duration (e.g., 30 seconds to 5 minutes).

• Brightness Control: Adjustable brightness settings (e.g., dimming).

• Energy Efficiency: Reduces energy consumption by turning off lights when


not needed

• Multi-Level Lighting: Different lighting levels for different stair sections.

• Fade-In/Fade-Out: Smooth light transition when turning on/off

• Ambient Light Sensing: Adjusts brightness based on natural light


availability.

• Manual Override: Switch or button for manual control.


• Remote Control: Integrates with smartphones or remotes via Bluetooth/Wi-
Fi.
• 6. Safety Features:
- Emergency lighting (e.g., in case of power failure).
- Anti-theft alarm integration.
• 7. Customizable Settings:
- Adjustable sensitivity for motion detection.
- Customizable timer and brightness settings.

3. Requirments:
Creating a automatic stairlight control using arduino has limitations due to the
board's processing power and capabilities. For a basic automatic stairlight
control using arduino, you might need:

• Hardware Requirement:

1. Arduino Board (e.g., Arduino Uno, Arduino Nano)


2. Relay Module (e.g., 5V, 10A)
3. Light Dependent Resistor (LDR)
4. Motion Sensor (e.g., PIR, Ultrasonic)
5. LED/Bulb (for staircase lighting)
6. Power Supply (e.g., 5V, 12V)
7. Breadboard
8. Jumper Wires

4.Advantages and Disadvantages:

• Advantages:

1. Energy Efficiency: Automatically turns off lights when not in use, reducing
energy consumption.

2. Convenience: Eliminates manual switching, providing hands-free operation.


3. Enhanced Safety: Reduces tripping hazards and improves visibility.

4. Cost-Effective: Uses affordable Arduino components.

5. Customizable: Allows adjustments to timer, sensitivity, and lighting

configurations.

6. Automation: Integrates with other smart home systems.

7. Low Maintenance: Easy to repair/replace components.

8. Environmentally Friendly: Reduces carbon footprint.

• Disadvantages:

1. Initial Investment: Requires Arduino board, sensors, and other components.

2. Technical Expertise: Needs programming knowledge and electronics


familiarity.

3. Sensor Limitations: LDR/PIR sensor accuracy can be affected by lighting


conditions.

4. Interference: Electromagnetic interference can impact sensor performance.

5. Dependence on Power: Requires continuous power supply.

6. Limited Scalability: May require additional Arduino boards for larger


staircases.

7. Debugging Challenges: Troubleshooting issues can be time-consuming.

8. Compatibility Issues.
5.Existing system (feedback):

1. Energy Efficiency: Significant reduction in energy consumption.

2. Convenience: Hands-free operation eliminates manual switching.

3. Enhanced Safety: Improved visibility reduces tripping hazards.

4. Reliability: Consistent performance with minimal failures.

5. Cost-Effectiveness: Savings on electricity

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