UCF ECE Senior Design
Architecture

P.E.I.S.S. - Power-efficient Infraed Security System

Home and Commericial Security System using Infared Detection

Group 12

Description

The P.E.I.S.S will serve as an energy efficient alternative to traditional security systems. Since we think that good security should be available in every situation, our project seeks to make cutting-edge detection technology simple to use in a variety of settings. We placed a renown emphasis on energy efficiency and user-friendliness, we believe this will enable us to develop a system that will safeguard areas while also giving consumers more control and insight into their security configuration. Our system's photonic technology, which is its key component, is a paradigm leap in security detection techniques. We are able to develop a detection system that is not only more accurate but also more energy-efficient than conventional camera-based methods by taking use of the special characteristics of infrared light reflection. This method creates new opportunities for long-term, low-maintenance security installations when power consumption is a crucial consideration.

Team

Andrew Forde

Electrical Engineering

Andrew Topliffe

Electrical Engineering

Matthew Berasa

Computer Engineering

Carlos Granja Angulo

Photonic Science and Engineering

Committee

Dr. Stephen M. Kuebler

PSE Associate Professor

Mark Maddox

ECE Adjunct Professor

Dr. Mike Borowczak

ECE Associate Professor

Videos

Senior Design 1 Demo

CDR Presentation Video

Midterm Demo Video

Final Presentation Video

Final Demo Video

Documents

Senior Design I Documentation

Divide & Conquer

60 Page Report

120 Page Report

Senior Design II Presentations

CDR Presentation

Midterm Demo

Final Presentation

Final Demo

Senior Design II Documentation

Conference Paper

120 Page Report