Terna Engineering College

BRANCH : ELELCTRONICS
Batch : J2 Sem : 1 Year : 2023 - 2024
Members :

SARTHAK BANARSE (J036) [Leader]

PANEENI SHELAR (J038)

PRASAD GANGURDE (J041)

RIDDHI PATIL (J042)

SUDEEP SHINDE (J039)

YASHMIT SHETTY (J037)

ANTI SLEEP
GLASSES
What is OPTICAL SENSOR
 An optical sensor is a device that measures the quantity of
light rays physically present and turns that information into
an electrical signal that can be interpreted by a person or an
electronic instrument.

 Optical speed sensors use light to detect the speed of a

rotating object. They often consist of an infrared LED and a
photodiode to measure the light reflected or interrupted by
the rotating object.

 Optical sensors are either placed externally or internally in a

device. External optical sensors, also known as extrinsic
sensors, gather and transmit a required quantity of light. In
contrast, internal or intrinsic sensors are commonly used to
measure the bend and other changes regarding the direction
of light. Intrinsic sensors are typically embedded within an
optical fiber or other devices
Working of OPTICAL
SENSOR  Light Source : One optical sensor
emits light, either visible or infrared,
towards the target object or surface.

 Reflection or Absorption : The light

is either reflected back to the sensor
or absorbed by the target object,
depending on its properties.

 Signal Generation : The sensor

detects the presence or absence of
light and generates an electrical
signal corresponding to the detected
changes.
Application of OPTICAL SENSOR

AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
Examining how optical sensors
contribute to advanced driver-
assistance systems and vehicle
safety

MEDICAL
Illustrating theDEVICES
role of optical sensors
in medical diagnostics, imaging, and
monitoring.

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS
Exploring how optical sensors
enhance user experience in
smartphones, wearables, and
smart home devices
INTRODUCTION
Anti-sleep glasses, also known as
drowsiness detection glasses or fatigue
monitoring glasses, are a technological
solution designed to help individuals
stay awake and alert, particularly in
situations where drowsiness or fatigue
can be dangerous, such as while driving
or operating heavy machinery. These
glasses employ various sensors and
technologies to monitor the wearer's
physiological indicators and detect signs
of drowsiness
HOW DOES ANTI-SLEEP ALARM
GLASSES WORKS?
• Anti-sleep alarm glasses are designed to help prevent drowsy
driving or fatigue-related accidents. They typically work
using one or more of the following methods:
• Blink Detection: These glasses have sensors that can detect
your eye movements and eyelid patterns. If they detect
prolonged periods of closed eyes (indicating drowsiness)
• Sound or Vibration Alerts: These glasses often have built-in
speakers or vibration modules to deliver an alert when
drowsiness is detected, helping the wearer stay awake
• These glasses are primarily intended for professional drivers
and people who need to stay alert for extended periods, such
as long-haul truck drivers. They serve as a safety measure to
prevent accidents caused by fatigue and drowsiness
 COMPONENTS

• IR SENSOR
• BUZZER
• 9V BATTERY
• TRANSPARENT GLASSES
• JUMPER WIRE
 METHODS
1. Design the eyeglass frame
2. Mount the IR Sensor
3. Connect the Sensor to the Microcontroller
4. Alert Mechanism
5. Power supply
6. Safety Precautions
 APPLICATION OF ANTI-SLEEP GLASSES

Transportation Industry: Military and Defense: Professional

•Long-haul Truck Drivers •Soldiers on Long Drivers:
•Pilots and Aviation Crew Missions •Taxi Drivers
•Train Operators •Military Pilots and •Delivery Drivers
•Bus Drivers Operators •Ambulance Drivers

Healthcare Sector: Security and Law Manufacturing and

•Doctors and Surgeons Enforcement: Industrial Settings:
•Nurses and Medical Staff •Police Officers •Factory Workers
•Emergency Medical •Security Guards •Assembly Line Operators
Technicians (EMTs) •Border Patrol Agents •Heavy Machinery
Operators
 CONCLUSION
• Vital Safety Tool: Anti-sleep glasses serve as a crucial safety tool in
environments where alertness is paramount, effectively reducing the risk of
accidents caused by drowsiness.
• Wide Range of Applications: From transportation and healthcare to
industrial settings and beyond, anti-sleep glasses find diverse applications,
safeguarding individuals in critical professions.
• Life-Saving Impact: By preventing accidents due to drowsiness, anti-sleep
glasses have the potential to save lives and prevent injuries, making them an
invaluable asset in critical environments.
• Integration Capabilities: Some models can be seamlessly integrated with
other wearable devices or central monitoring systems, allowing for
comprehensive tracking and reporting of the wearer's physiological state
• Future Potential: Ongoing research and technological advancements hold the
promise of even more sophisticated anti-sleep glasses with enhanced
detection capabilities and additional features.
THANK YOU