This project introduces a sophisticated system designed to streamline lighting management in seminar halls, effectively addressing the diverse needs of both stage activities and audience engagement. Leveraging the Arduino Uno R3 microcontroller, alongside infrared (IR) sensors, a toggle switch, jumper wires, and an LED display, this system offers a comprehensive solution for dynamically adjusting lighting levels based on real-time occupancy data. By integrating sensor technology at strategic entry and exit points within the seminar hall, the system accurately detects the flow of attendees, enabling precise control over both stage and audience lights. The innovative use of a toggle switch provides manual control over stage lighting, granting presenters and event organizers the flexibility to tailor the lighting environment to suit specific presentation styles and event dynamics. Through seamless automation and intuitive user interface design, this system enhances energy efficiency, optimizes attendee comfort, and facilitates smooth event management processes. This abstract provides a succinct overview of the project's objectives, components, and anticipated benefits, setting the stage for a detailed exploration of its design, implementation, and potential applications in seminar hall environments.
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