BANK VAULT SECURITY SYSTEM

BANK VAULT SECURITY SYSTEM

Prof. Swetha V

Associate Professor
Computer Science & Engineering

RGIT

Bismitha

Computer Science & Engineering
RGIT

  Mohammed Zayaan PS

Computer Science & Engineering
RGIT

Elena Prasanna

Computer Science & Engineering
RGIT

  Mohammed Maqsood Hussain

Computer Science & Engineering
RGIT

Abstract - People are always searching for safe places to keep their money and belongings. People who are more mature think that banks are the most reliable location to store their belongings. Since items housed in bank vaults are frequently the target of thieves, bank security has been a crucial component in ensuring that visitors feel comfortable about their belongings. In the past, banks have used biometric identification, keypad cinches, burglar warnings, and enhanced security. By automating bank security, this scheme also sets up a trap for any potential offenders. Our design will use two doors for the bank vault instead of the typical single door style. Face recognition technology will be used at the initial entry. If someone is permitted there, they are also permitted at the secondary entry. This camera can identify whether a person is a real person by looking at their face. Although a communication or data transfer will take place through the BLYNK iot garçon, this door will be protected by the security system to allow access to the backup door in the next stage, or coming DOOR2, if permission is granted. A message will also be sent through the security station, and if the goal cannot be reached, an alarm or temptress will sound. The alternative door is coupled to a speech recognition system for access to the vault door. As a result, it will also be decided whether to provide a registered stoner access to the vault or not. Consequently, the provided outcome will support in raising bank vault security.

Keywords—IOT, Security, Arduino uno, raspberry pi, Biometrics, finger print, face recognition, sensor, PI camera, dc motor