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Project Work: Microcontroller Based Weapon Security System

This document describes a microcontroller-based weapon security system using RFID technology. An MCS-89C51 microcontroller continuously scans RFID tags attached to weapons to ensure their presence. If a weapon is missing for longer than a defined threshold time, an unauthorized removal is detected. Only authorized security personnel can access the system by entering a password via keyboard. The system has applications for securely tracking valuable commodities like weapons, diamonds, library books, and more. It provides a low-cost and simple solution for continuous monitoring with low power consumption. Future work could make the transponders more compact and allow tracking of different categories of items.

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Project Work: Microcontroller Based Weapon Security System

This document describes a microcontroller-based weapon security system using RFID technology. An MCS-89C51 microcontroller continuously scans RFID tags attached to weapons to ensure their presence. If a weapon is missing for longer than a defined threshold time, an unauthorized removal is detected. Only authorized security personnel can access the system by entering a password via keyboard. The system has applications for securely tracking valuable commodities like weapons, diamonds, library books, and more. It provides a low-cost and simple solution for continuous monitoring with low power consumption. Future work could make the transponders more compact and allow tracking of different categories of items.

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Project Work

MICROCONTROLLER BASED
WEAPON SECURITY
SYSTEM
Introduction

revolution using of wireless communications.


Development in technology.
a system for weapons kept in godown.
RFID technology for continuous patrolling.
 system keeps communicating with weapons
electronically.
accessed by authorized security person.
Wide applications.
RFID
What is RFID?
How RFID Works?
RFID READER
RFID TAG :- PASSIVE TAG
ACTIVE TAG
SEMI PASSIVE TAG
BRIEF WORKING

MCS-89C51 - main controlling and monitoring


device of the system.
scan all weapons within the coverage area.
reader ensures the presence.
threshold time is defined in program.
using Keyboard to enter a password.
READER SECTION
TRANSPONDER SECTION
RFID PROBLEMS & LIMITATIONS

RFID SYSTEMS CAN BE EASILY DISRUPTED.


RFID READER COLLISION.
RFID TAG COLLISION.
RFID TAGS ARE DIFFICULT TO REMOVE.
GLOBAL STANDARDISATIONS.
RFID TAG CAN BE READ WITHOUT YOUR
KNOWLEDGE.
RFID APPLICATIONS

PRODUCT TRACKING.
PASSPORT.
AUTOMOTIVE.
INVENTORYTORY SYSTEMS.
LIBRARY SYSTEM.
ANIMAL IDENTIFICATION.
ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS

ADVANTAGES : Very safe


Low cost
Simple to install
Low power consumption
LIMITATIONS: Size is very big.
APPLICATIONS

Diamond security
Weapon security
Inventory security
Library book security
Car security
House security
CONCLUSION

This project on weapon security which


employs wireless technique has multiple
applications regarding security aspects and
it uses feature of RFID for tracking and
safeguarding of the valuable commodities.
We have collected data from various sources
for implementing this project and we hope
that it works out successfully.
FUTURE SCOPE

We can include different categories of


commodities because of the use of 8 bit
address line no. as well as 4 bit data no. as
an identity of the weapon.
We can make the transponder size in the
compact form using chip on board IC.
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND REFERENCES

WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS - RAPPAPORT.


MICROCONTROLLER 8051 - AYALA.
RFID [Link]
WIRED .COM
[Link]
[Link]
THANK YOU

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