A clever security solution, the Internet of Things-based Anti-theft Flooring System Using Raspberry Pi guards your area against unwanted access or tampering. The Raspberry Pi, which serves as the system’s brain, is at its core. It interprets data from multiple sensors and maintains an internet connection for you.

Utilizing piezo sensors positioned beneath the flooring, the system looks for any unexpected pressure changes or vibrations that would point to tampering. The system initiates action if it detects anything questionable. LED lights flash and a buzzer sounds to warn you. If tampering is discovered, a servo motor may even lock or latch a cover for added security.

No matter where you are, the system can always keep you updated by sending real-time notifications to your phone or email thanks to the Wi-Fi modem. Resistors, capacitors, and transistors regulate power and regulate signals inside the system to keep everything functioning properly.

Cables and connections are used to link the Raspberry Pi to other parts of the system, and diodes shield it from any electrical problems. A breadboard is utilized for testing during the first setup, but a PCB is used for the final configuration in order to provide a more durable and dependable arrangement. While ICs and IC sockets manage various electronic tasks within the system, push buttons and switches allow you to manually control the system, such as turning it on or off.

With every aspect taken into account, this project develops a smart flooring system that uses cutting-edge technology to provide you peace of mind by identifying and responding to security threats.

Hardware Specifications

• Raspberry Pi
• Peizo Sensor
• Wifi Modem
• Servo Motor
• Buzzer
• Resistor
• Capacitors
• Transistors
• Cables and Connectors
• Diodes
• PCB and Breadboards
• LED
• Transformer/Adapter
• Push Buttons
• Switch
• IC
• IC Sockets