Domótica como auxílio e segurança para pessoas com surdez

Abstract

Home automation, together with the Internet of Things (IoT), seeks to improve and control environments, thus providing a better quality of life for people. The union of automation with accessibility technologies allows significant improvements to the lives of people with disabilities, being able to transform the individual's life, their interactions and perceptions of the world around them, providing greater autonomy and quality of life. In this context, a device was developed in this work that sought to contribute to accessibility automation. The proposed device was an adapted intercom, which will integrate a button, an IP camera and the user's cell phone. The system sought the following result, whenever the button is pressed, the system will send a command to activate the vibration of the user's cell phone. This allows the user to identify who is pressing the button and make the decision to allow or not to release the electronic work through the application on their cell phone. The work was divided into three large parts, a theoretical framework, where information and concepts necessary for understanding the project are provided, methodology, where general overviews of the project are presented and how fundamental parts of the device were built and idealized, and finally the results that have a sample of the device made.