LAST DAY: Finally we’re going to be done in time.Â
We now attached all the necessary wirings especially from the buzzer and the PIR MOTION sensor, since the house structure is already done.Â
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LAST DAY: Finally we’re going to be done in time.Â
We now attached all the necessary wirings especially from the buzzer and the PIR MOTION sensor, since the house structure is already done.Â
DAY 4: The continuation of the soldering of the wirings of the PIR motion sensor. The continuation of the miniature house and the programmer researching for reference for setting up the whole robotÂ
Progress of the team for this day.......The house almost finished and well done. If time would allow, we could attach the buzzer and the PIR motion sensor.
DAY 3: The continuation of the making of the house. While doing this, we first had to fit in the walls properly in order for the other components to be fitted according to our plan. Yeshua and Michael on the right side picture is starting to solder the wires of the PIR motion sensor.
DAY 2: THE START OF THE MAKING OUR PERFORMANCE TASK..
We started making the base of the miniature house. And if time would allow us, we could start making the structure of the house as a whole.
DAY 1: PLANNING OF THE MODEL OF OUR ROBOT.Â
We planned about the miniature house since, we’re going to use the miniature house for our robot, because basically our robot SeSy is to prevent unwanted guests to go to the house through the buzzerÂ
The picture of the plan, a little bit blurry but at least we made one, especially that this type of robot we’re going to make is for houses.
SeSy - Group7
Members:
Nathalie Galvez
Yeshua Bolay-og
Olive Polancos
Jeremy Roa
Louisse Mangubat
Michael Tan
This is our project for our computer performance task. SeSy, which was derived from the words Security System, is a system that acts like a thief alarm. Any person that passes through the door is detected by the infrared sensors, which then lights up the LED lights and also plays the sound alarm, to alert the neighbors and also the residents of the house that someone unwelcome has entered the house. Worried that you might trigger the alarm yourself and make others panic? Don’t worry!  There’s also a built - in mechanic for the alarm, that gives you the ability to deactivate or activate it on your will. This system can help a lot of people. Both the residents of the house and their valuables will be safe and sound, as long as the SeSy is installed. Don’t waste any more time! Install the SeSy in your house now, and have a safe and peaceful life.
PS: click the pic to read the description of our illustration.