G3: Contactless Elevator - shalan/CSCE4301-WiKi GitHub Wiki
Github Repo:
https://github.com/MohamedEl-Naggar/Contactless-Elevator
Group Members:
- Mohamed El-Naggar
- Mohamed Barakat
- Abdelrahman Anis
Description:
Most existing elevators use buttons which contact the user's skin directly. So, Elevator buttons accumulate many viruses & bacteria due to frequent contact with different people. We propose a new contactless elevator user interface to minimize the transmission of viruses & bacteria. We will utilize infrared sensors to implement touchless elevator buttons.
Components:
Hardware
- STM32L432KC MCU
- 6 LEDs
- 6 Sensors (Infrared Object Detection Sensors FC-51)
- Buzzer
Software
- Keil uVision
- Stm32CubeMX
- Teraterm
Flowchart:
Code Structure:
FreeRTOS
- Real-time System
- Task Synchronization
Stm configuration
Circuit
Sensor
- The Flying Fish is the perfect infrared obstacle and distance sensor to detect objects at an angle of 35° and a distance of 2 to 30 cm
- The principle is simple - an infrared LED lights up and the next photodiode measures the reflection
- With the potentiometer you can set the distance to trigger, while two LEDs indicate whether the module is on and whether the set distance has been reached.
- It has an optimal size of 45mm x 13mm x 8mm
Tasks
request_elevator():
- Manages the external requests (elevator requests at the different floors)
- If a hand is placed in front of the sensor for 2 seconds or more, it generates a request for the elevator
- Handles outputs that indicate that the requests were fulfilled
request_floor():
- Manages the internal requests (floor requests from inside the elevator)
- Validates users' requests:
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- Warns the user if their hand was placed in front of two sensors at the same time
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- If input is valid, it generates a request and output indicating the request was fulfilled
handle_requests():
- Receives the generated requests
- Decides which request to be fulfilled first based on our scheduling algorithm
- Sends signal for the elevator to move or to open the doors
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