Microcontroller Based Light Control System

Abstract

This project aim to develop a light control system in which In any conference/seminar hall, whenever a speaker wants to switch over from projected presentation to white maker board due to some audience query, someone has to physically monitor the speaker activity and then control the lights accordingly. This project tries to automate this activity by using Projector Light Controller Module which consists of continuous rotating sensors that senses the presence of the speaker near the white marker board and send this information via RF wireless communication to the light control system for decision making to automatically turn ON the light. As the speaker moves away from the white marker board, lights will be automatically turned off. The project uses an Arduino, and outlines how to use motion sensors to provide the input. This is about as simple as Arduino projects get, and will provide a great introduction to the fundamentals of working with Arduino: wiring input devices, locating pins, and set up and simple coding in the Arduino development environment.