Protect and Prevention of the People from Drowning In Swimming Pool Using Automated Vision-Based Surveillance System

Abstract

Nowadays swimming pools are everywhere, Like in homes, restaurant, clubs. There will be lifeguard at every pool and many swimmers in the swimming pool also, but after that also there are many number of drowning incidents. And the numbers are increasing day by day. To protect the people from drowning in swimming pool, we are using machine learning and mesh lifting system to prevent drowning incidents. The system will contain a mesh which will help the drowning person to lift up in the water, this mesh movement will be controlled by the stepper motors which are connected to the Arduino Nano board, and there will be buzzer that will alert the people near swimming pool and. The drowning person is detected machine learning, using pi camera underwater which is trained to detect these kind of situations, the pi camera is connected to the Raspberry pi, this system is used to monitor the swimming pool, track swimmers in that, if any person is in drowning condition raspberry pi will detect it and it will send command to Arduino nano board to lift the mesh up. With the help of stepper motors the mesh will lift up along with the drowning person.

Country : India

1 Dr Jayaprakash Chinnadurai

  1. Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Malla Reddy College of Engineering for Women, Hyderabad -500100, Telangana, India

IRJIET, Volume 2, Issue 3, May 2018 pp. 72-74

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