Have you ever left your dorm and started worrying if any of your roommates will sneak in and steal your belongings? Well the Motion Alarm 9000 has you covered!
Background
Its coming to waking up right on time for class. You grab all your stuff and bolt out the door, leaving behind your door unlocked. This leaves your room vulnerable for anyone to come in and take what they want. This project uses two photons that communicate with each other to alert you and the thief.
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The first photon has a motion sensor connected to it and a white led. The second photon has a buzzer, 3 red led's and 3 yellow led's. The way the components was setup can be found in the schematic below. IFTTT was also used to send alerts when motion was detected and to create the real time graph.
When the motion sensor on the first photon detects motion, it will publish an event called "Motion1" that the second photon is subscribed to. When the second photon receives this event it will run a command to run the lights and buzzer on and off for 10 seconds. The second photon also publishes an event to first photon to turn on the led to tell you that it received the motion signal.
This is also explained in the video.
IFTTT NotificationsBelow is an example of how the notifications would look like if you added IFTTT connectivity to the your photon Motion Sensor 9000.
RealTimeGraph
This is a small snippet of the motion sensors time online.
IFTTT connectivity is needed to build this graph.
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