Abstract
These days the current number of working women and mothers has skyrocketed. As a result, for many families, baby care has become a daily challenge. As a result, the majority of parents leave their children with their grandparents or at child care facilities. Unfortunately, under both regular and exceptional circumstances, the parents are unable to continuously check their child's health. Thus, an Internet of Things- based baby monitoring system (IoT-BBMS) is suggested as an effective and affordable IoT-based system for real-time monitoring. Also, we suggested a new algorithm for our system that is crucial to delivering superior baby care while parents are abroad. The application of technology such as Internet of Things (IoT) modules for sensing temperature and humidity, cry detection systems, and real-time video surveillance. We are able to monitor the temperature, the sound of the infant crying, and the posture of the baby in the cradle live. The infant cradle in the system architecture uses a motor to swing automatically whenever the baby screams. Parents can also remotely monitor their baby's health using an external web camera and turn on the lullaby in the baby cradle. The proposed system prototype is created and tested to demonstrate its effectiveness in terms of cost and simplicity as well as to guarantee safe operation so that parents can have access to their children whenever and wherever they choose over the network. The prototype has shown that the baby monitoring system is effective at keeping track of the infant's situation and its surroundings. Keywords: Arduino UNO , Temperature Sensor, Moisture Sensor, Sound Sensor , LCD Module , Node MCU, DC / Servo Motor , Music Generated Circuit and Speaker , Wireless Camera , 12V Transformer , Voltage Regulators.
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