

Implementation of an Automatic Door Opener Using Internet of Things.
Abstract
Security of lives and properties remains a trending issue of optimal concern in the recent times. It is one of the major issues posing challenges to governments, establishments and individuals. Common security techniques such as the use of keys, passwords and cards are used in home environments and hotels for traditional authentication. The main aim of the work is to process the real time data acquisition under security control and monitor for secured area gate control. In industries/ secured areas many times gate open close processes goes on, therefore it is essential to monitor all the processes and control the factors affecting them. Adapting a technology like IoT (Internet of things) one can achieve the above-mentioned objective effectively, and thus record and control is clear than manually done. The device consists of a ESP32 WI-FI (wireless Fidelity) module microcontroller, solenoid, boost converter, servo motor, power supply which are all covered with an enclosure box. The system monitors the door open/ closes and Information about the door condition is recorded via the internet server. The monitoring process of the door can be monitored anywhere and anytime. The durability of the system was tested through this system development.
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