Abstract
The internet of Things (IoT)-based total security is the most broadly used protection framework introduced by the technological developments. Sensors and cameras play a vital role in detecting movement and alerting the humans in lots of security applications. As these security gadgets are always accompanied with alarm systems, it is more popularly used for preventing the theft in public places like shopping malls and shops. In such areas, conventional CCTV cameras are usually used as it helps in non-stop human tracking, and detections of crimes. The proposed system is also on such intelligent security system capable of identifying mis-happenings in the public places. With real-time image feedback, the proposed device provides the owner with assurance even when they are not around. These studies examine the possibility of implementing automation technologies in the near future to provide complete protective control. The research suggests a fully automated security system that uses alarm messages and the internet of things (IoT) to predict and prevent unwanted activities in the jewellery shop.
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