K. L. E.

SOCIETY’S
K. L. E. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,HUBBALLI-30
(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi, Affiliated to V.T.U, Belagavi ,
ISO 9001:2015 Certified, NBA Accredited)
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering

18ECI85 : Internship

Embedded Full Stack IOT

Anusha Page (2KE19EC020)

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Mr. Mahaveer J. C. Mr. Kumar Karamadi
GTTC Hubballi
 CONTENT

• Company Overview
• Company products and services
• Project description
• Internship responsibilities
• Training/Skills acquired
• Overall experience
• Conclusions
 Company Overview

VISION:
 To emerge as an International Centre of Excellence in Training Production, R&D
and Consultancy Services related to Tooling & Precision Manufacturing from
Concept to End Product.

MISSION:

 To continuously improve the skills in training, develop innovative Process to

optimize Production using Latest Facilities/Methodologies. Trends, Techniques to
meet all Stake Holder Needs and be the Leader.
 Company details
Company Name Government Tool Room and Training
Centre

Management Type Government

Business Type Manufacture & Training

Establish 2008

Nature of Business Training center

Director H. RAGHAVENDRA IRPS

Address Shed No. B-467 to 474, Industrial Estate,

Gokul Road, Taluk-Hubli

Email www.karunadu.gov.in/gttc

Phone 0836-2333158

Permanent Institute ID 1-465683671

Parent Organization GTTC

 Company services
1. Diploma Courses
Diploma In Tool and Die Making
Diploma In Precision Manufacturing
Diploma In Electronics
Diploma In Mechatronics
2. Post Diploma in Tool Design
3. MTech in Tool Engineering
4. Government Sponsored Training Program
Skill Training program for SC and ST candidates
Short Term Skill Training Program to educated unemployed Candidates CMKKY
5. Short Term Competency Courses
 PROJECT
Alcohol detection using Arduino UNO

Introduction:

 Alcohol detection plays a crucial role in ensuring safety on the roads and in various
public settings.
 The alcohol sensor is technically referred to as a MQ3 sensor which detects ethanol
in the air.
 When a drunk person breathes near the alcohol sensor it detects the ethanol in his
breathe and provides an output based on alcohol concentration.
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WORKING:

 The MQ-3 sensor operates based on the principle of gas detection through a chemical
reaction.
 The sensor contains a small heating element that heats up a metal oxide
semiconductor (MOS) sensor.When alcohol vapors are present in the air, they interact
with the MOS sensor, causing a change in its electrical resistance.
 The sensor then sends a signal to a microcontroller, which can be used to turn on and
off the LED.
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 Internship responsibilities

 Learning and working with HTML and CSS to create and style web pages or
interfaces for IoT devices..
 Working with 10-15 different types of sensors and learning how to use them to
collect and analyze data.
 Completing assignments and project in a timely and thorough manner.

 A project was assigned by forming a team to improve teamwork and leadership

quality.
 Skills acquired
 HTML

 CSS

 Python

 SQLite3

 Working with ESP8266 , Arduino IDE

 Information about Sensors and actuators

 Overall experience
 Overall my Internship experience at Govt Tool Room & Training Centre, Hubli
was a valuable experience and worthwhile in gaining practical exposure to
INTERNET OF THING.

 The Internship helped me enhance my interest in the field of IOT in such a way
that I could see it as one of my career option in near future.

 It also helped me gain in depth knowledge about the various software & hardware
tools.
 Conclusions

 GTTC were successful in giving in-depth knowledge and understanding of the

software and its basic as well as important features.

 A hands on experience on working on the assigned project was performed and

completed.

 The desired outcome of the project was also achieved.

 References
[1] Sun Dan. Design of car drunk driving control system based on GPS/GSM [D]. Dalian
University of Technology, 2013.

[2] Killoran, A., et al.: Review of effectiveness of laws limiting blood alcohol
concentration
levels to reduce alcohol-related road injuries and deaths. Final report. Centre for Public
Health Excellence (NICE), London (2010)

[3] Lee, J.D., et al.: Assessing the feasibility of vehicle-based sensors to detect alcohol
impairment. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Washington, DC (2010).
Thank you