Smart Campus Library System

BY-
Mihir Gautam Under the guidance of-
Undergraduate student Prof. Sunil Jha
Dept. of Mechanical Engineering Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
IIT Delhi IIT Delhi

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Smart Library
bjectives of a Smart Library
• More connected infrastructure
• Easily finding available seats
• Implementing Bag security
• Automation of doors

Fig 1 : Mobile App helping to search books [3]

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 Implementing the system
 A project by three research scholars
1. B. R. ODERUTH
2. K. RAMKISSOON
3. R. K. SUNGKUR
from University of Mauritius

 Smart-phone application based model

 Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+
To control and monitor different devices and sensors

 RFID (Radio Frequency Identification)

Easy tracking of books and seats

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 Implementing the system
Library seat status tracker
Controllers Used:
On the chair: Bluno Board with Atmego 328 microprocessor
On computer system: Texas-Instrument microprocessor

Fig 2: Chair is occupied with pressure sensor [1] Fig 3: Bluetooth enabled microprocessor to read o

This system has been implemented at the Washington University in St. Louis.
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Use of Smartphone App for checking seat availability

Fig 4 : Smartphone App interface for finding seats [1]

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Automatic opening of Door and bag-locker

RFID RC522 to open bag Servo motor to control

locker and a servo motor Door with PIR sensor to
to open the door detect human presence

PIR motion sensor to

detect human presence
and show available seat

Admin switch on/off

light(LED)
Fig 5 : Smartphone App interface for finding seats [1]

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Fig 6: Overall Architecture of the system [1]
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 Choice of Tools
Microcontroller Raspberry pi 3 model B+
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth embedded in the Raspberry Pi.
Sensor for Seat PIR motion sensor
Tracking
Sensor for Bag RFID RC522 -
Security relatively low cost ,
suitable for bag security implementation.
Actuator The SG90 9g servo motor-
5 voltages to run
Used to open the door along with a PIR Motion sensor.

Mobile Application Android application, programmed in Java, C, C++ etc.

Database MySQL

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Fig 7: System Prototype [1]
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 Results and Interpretation
1. Experimentation for seat Tracking 2. Experimentation for bag security

Fig 9: Bag locker gets open when tag is

detected otherwise remain closed [1]

Fig 8: Interface of seat tracking on App [1]

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 Results and Interpretation
3. Experimentation for push notification 4. Controlling the door

Fig 11: Prototype of library door opening

using mobile bluetooth
10: Notification on App when library is open [1]

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 Discussion and Conclusion
 Automated the Library system with a smartphone application
 Future work –
• Silencing mobile phone automatically
• Better accuracy and refresh-rate
• Development of help desk on App itself
• Use of App to search books

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 References
1] B. R. ODERUTH, K. RAMKISSOON and R. K. SUNGKUR, "Smart Campus Library System," 2019
onference on Next Generation Computing Applications (NextComp), Mauritius, 2019, pp. 1-6.

2] Younis, M. (2012). “SLMS: A smart library management system based on an RFID technology”.
nternational Journal of Reasoning-based Intelligent Systems. 4. 2012. 10.1504/IJRIS.2012.051717

3] Introductory image source

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Thank You !

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