Project
# | Title | Team Members | TA | Documents | Sponsor |
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45 | RFID Anti-Theft Door Lock |
Stanley Yang Xinyi Zhang Zhengchang Kou |
Jacob Bryan | design_document0.pdf design_document0.pdf design_document0.pdf final_paper0.pdf other0.pdf presentation0.pdf proposal0.pdf |
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Members: -Zhengchang Kou -Stanley Yang -Xinyi Zhang Description: Our goal is to design an RFID anti-theft door lock. People can install this lock onto the front door of their house or some other places requiring high security. To open this door, people just need to touch the sensor area with a small RFID tag. It is much more convenient than the traditional approach that requires a key to open a door. Moreover, this lock provides a reliable anti-theft function. You can connect this lock to your phone and check the status of your lock on your phone. This lock also contains an alarm that can make earsplitting noise. If someone without a proper tag spun the doorknob for five times, or even attempted to destroy the lock, your phone would ring to notice you, and the alarm would also ring to notice surrounding people. As a result, that person may forsake the attempt. Traditional lock has an advantage: it does not require electricity power. If you tried to open your electrical lock, but the battery had just died, that would be quite annoying. However, we have considered this problem when we design this lock. Since this lock is not portable and stays on the door, it can be made a little big to hold a big battery. Our goal is to replace the battery once a year. Also, you can check the battery information on your phone, and you will be noticed if the battery is about to die. If your house has a wall outlet closed to your front door, you can simply plug the power into the outlet so as to obviate worry about the battery. |