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The project
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Final Schematic Edited
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The real schematic - not edited
What it does
This project is an Arduino powered RFID sensor door lock. This projects uses two led's, some jumper wires, one Arduino Uno, RFID card, RFID tag, RFID sensor, one Servo motors and two resistors. This projects uses the RFID sensors to read the RFID card, the card number which is provided in the code, using that it allows the servo motor to rotate which opens the lock. If someone uses a RFID card or tag which does not have authorized access to the sensor, it will make the red led blink two times. If they use the correct RFID card, which has the authorized access. The blue Led blinks 2 times and then the servo motors rotate.
How I built it
For building this project this is all hardware components used -:
1) RFID Sensor 2) Servo Motor 3) Two Led's 4)Two 1k resistor
5) 1 breadboard 6) Arduino Uno 7) Some jumper wires
We used some libraries, which were downloaded inside the IDE, and some of them were included in a zip file. All the Arduino code was written in C programming language - the code is being uploaded on Github and the link is provided below.
Challenges I ran into
At the starting I was facing problem, making the schematic, but at the last after researching some stuff on google I was able to sort out the stuff and successfully create it.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
I am really happy, as this is my first Arduino project which I am submitting it to a hackathon and I was able to complete on time.
What's next for Av Automation V1
I am looking forward to make a customized box in which I put all the hardware stuff inside and hang it out on my house door. So I can really use it. I would try to buy a Solenoid Lock and connect the servo motor with it, so I can really open my house door. I would even try to add a LCD Display, to display the Welcome, Access Approved and Access Denied stuff which is right now displayed in the serial monitor.
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