Design and Development of Wi-Fi Based Surveillance Robot

Chew, Ze Shan (2013) Design and Development of Wi-Fi Based Surveillance Robot. Final Year Project (Other), Tunku Abdul Rahman University College.

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Abstract

As the crime rates increase day by day, people are no longer solely relying on the protection of the law anymore. Surveillance can be treated as an eye to detect the present of suspicious person such as burglars and intruder. It is a modern and more reliable way of protecting our homes. This project brought a whole new level to the surveillance system. WI-FI based surveillance robot can be controlled to move in any direction as desired by the user. In addition, camera mounted on the robot functions as an eye to access vision to surrounding area. This robot adopts the WI-FI as connection medium. Hence, user can control the robot remotely at anywhere, anytime as long as the internet connection is available and within the range. Moreover, this robot is multi- purpose. Imagine when user is in starbucks, he recalls that he might forget to lock his house door. User can make sure of this by simply taking out his laptop and open user interface to control the robot through internet to direct it to the doorstep to have a peek. This project main goal is to improve current surveillance system as well as replacing human to perform tasks that is dangerous and impossible.