| Group |
2017-19 |
Status |
completed |
| Title |
Selective Parent Baby Monitoring System |
| Supervisor |
Dr. D. Qiu |
| Description |
Parents of new born children must wake up often in the middle of the night to sooth
and/or feed their child. This situation can sometimes lead to fights on who’s turn it is
to get up. Some parents organize a schedule verbally with each other to determine
who will wake up, but when the alarm of their crying child is heard over the baby
monitor, the sleep of both parents is disrupted. This project aims to eliminate the
audio output of the baby monitor to replace it with individual wrist bands for each
parent. This new baby monitoring system will detect sound and/or movement from
the baby’s room and vibrate one of the bracelets to wake up one parent instead of
both. The system controller will have a function to program a schedule; depending on
the time when the baby needs attention (soothing or feeding), the controller will
vibrate the bracelet of the parent set for that predetermined time slot. Other
functions can be added to this system to facilitate life for parents. Having a new child
is difficult enough, try not to lose sleep over it.
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| Requirement |
Software development & electronic hardware |
| Tools |
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| Number of Students |
5 |
| Students |
Joël Labadie,Matthew Masi,Steve Angervil,Michael Gravino, Michael Scalera, |
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