Smart Crib

Intro

The Smart Crib was designed to assist parents with children ranging from new born to two years old. Its goal is to alleviate the stress of being a parent of a newborn worrying about different aspects of their child such as: is the child breathing? Are they gaining wieght? Is the child awake? SIDS is a major concern as well that the Smart Crib aims to prevent.

The Smart Crib is a multiple part system. It utilizes a crib as its base, has a main circuit board beneath the crib, and has a wearable electronic piece to place on the child. The main circuit board houses weight sensors, a sound sensor, and an ambient temperature sensor. The wearable electronic piece for the child has a rechargeable battery system, monitors the pulse of the child, and tracks motion. Weight sensors are placed under the mattress which can instantly calculate weight and track the data over time. An ambient temperature sensor will monitor the room temperature and send notifications to parents if it is either too hot or cold in the crib. A sound sensor, motion sensor, and a WiFi camera are combined to create a cry detection system for the child. As the sound sensor and motion sensor detect activity or crying from the child, the mobile application will send a notification to the user which incorporates a live video feed of the crib so that the parent can see if in fact the child is awake without having to enter the room.

Please visit Documents to see extensive documentations of the project and About to see the memebers involved in the project.

Documents

About

David M. Brunat: Electrical Engineering major at UCF who is graduating in the summer of 2018. Specialized in control systems. Desires to work on training simulation devices intended for military use. Currently works at Lockheed Martin as a hardware engineer intern where he will begin work upon graduation.

Phuoc Nguyen: Computer Engineer that specializes in embedded system. Will be earning his Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering in Summer 2018. Plans to work in the Federal Government as an Computer Engineer after graduation.

Thinh Nguyen: Studying Electrical Engineering at UCF and will be earning a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering in Summer 2018. Currently the area of interest is in analog power circuits. Will be working in the field of visual simulations after graduation.

Brian Nguyen is a Computer Science student graduating in the Summer of 2018 with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at the University of Central Florida. Is currently looking for Software Developer position.

Videos

The video shown below is a quick 5 minute demo of our entire project .

We have the director's extended edition below to showcase a more detailed version of our Smart Crib demo.

Pictures

Elements

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