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# Title Team Members TA Documents Sponsor
74 Bike Theft Lock & Chain Detector
Jonathan Lee
Natasha Sherlock
Zhuoyuan Li
Tianxiang Zheng design_document2.pdf
final_paper1.pdf
proposal1.pdf
proposal2.docx
# BIKE THEFT LOCK & CHAIN DETECTOR (UPDATED)

Team Members:

- Natasha Sherlock (NNS5)

- Jonathan Lee (JCL4)

- Open Slot

# PROBLEM
In the Champaign-Urbana area, it is estimated that around 856-1070 bikes are stolen each year (bikelab.com), with most perpetrators going unapprehended and missing bikes seldom recovered. Bike theft often goes unnoticed, especially if the crime occurs at night or with few witnesses.

# SOLUTION

The proposed solution is a cable bike lock that detects when the cable is cut by passing current through the cable and building a sensor to detect an open circuit. When the cable is cut, our cameras positioned on the cable and bike will record images that may potentially identify the criminal. The cable will also send out a signal to an alarm, as well as relay all this information to the user via bluetooth/Wifi connection.

# SOLUTION COMPONENTS

## SUBSYSTEM 1: OPEN CIRCUIT DETECTION

This system will pass a small current through the cable, using the cable and analog components to create a circuit. When the cable gets cut, the circuit would open and this would send a signal to the microcontroller indicating that theft is taking place.

## SUBSYSTEM 2: IMAGE CAPTURING VIA CAMERA

Once the microcontroller detects the open circuit, the camera modules connected to the microcontroller will take an image that the user will be able to receive via bluetooth connection, potentially providing key evidence to identify the perpetrator.

## SUBSYSTEM 3: SOUND ALARM

When the inductance is changed, the microcontroller should send out a signal to electronic alarm devices to alert the user or anyone nearby to someone trying to cut through the cable. The user will then receive a notification on their phone with an option to turn off the alarm, or the alarm will sound for a set amount of time.

# CRITERION FOR SUCCESS

Our device will be able to:

- Detect when the cable is cut
- Send a signal to sound an alarm when the cable is cut
- Take a picture as the theft is being attempted
- Relay the images and alarm sounding to the user's phone

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