thanks alot sir for the link... i want to do it via RFID but it's too costly.
an RFID tag and a reader costs $200 min... so expensive for a student like me...
i think i'll do it via bluetooth or anything wireless which is cheaper...
actually my project is like a remote control of appliances which i can turn
on/off via my celfon. and i can check the status of the appliances (either it
is on or off). also, i want to integrate some security measures like intruder
or burglar alarms or in case of fire, an sms will be sent to my fon
automatically. but i dont know how to configure and what tools/devices i will
use. anyway, thanks alot again.
more power to you.
jikjik
Marvin Pascual <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello JikJik,
On 8/31/07, jikjik wrote:
> kabugok ba guid nako... galibog nako
> unsa ako buhaton sakong thesis....
Di man sad tanto.. :p hehehe..
Bitaw, most mobile phones nowadays comes with a WLAN and a web browser
and that's a good start already. Linksys WRT54G{S,L} can be flash and
use {Open,X,DD}WRT instead which is an embedded GNU/Linux
distribution. You can develop a web based remote control-like UI to
control your home security system if you want.
Now, I don't know which part of your house you want to secure so I
really can't proceed now. My only question is on how you can control
these devices and on to what interfaces you are going to connect to
them. With my limited knowledge, if you really want to fully control
your home security devices, you need to have some knowledge on
embedded hardware designing plus embedded software development and
embedded GNU/Linux or NetBSD.
Try to check if the Gumstix products can
help you create your home security devices.
Good luck!
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