Home Security System Using Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3

Build your own home security system from the ground up

What you'll learn
Build their own home security system to safeguard their houses
Detailed knowledge about all set of security sensors and used
Requirements
Basic knowledge of working with Raspberry Pi
Familiar with Python programming and Linux commands
Description
This course is for anyone who is interested in exploring the physical computing capabilities of the newly released Raspberry Pi compute module 3. The course requires basic knowledge of Linux commands and Python programming. If you are new to compute module, I would recommend you to enroll in my previous course “Raspberry Pi compute module 3 - From Novice to Professional,” which is also available on Udemy.
In this course, I will guide you how to harness the power of compute Module 3 and use most of its GPIO pins to interact with a different set of sensors. We will be using around 45 GPIO pins which is much more compared to 26 GPIO pins of Raspberry Pi 3. 


I will introduce you to a different set of LCD screen which can be programmed as per our requirements to display sensor readings upon intrusion.


I will also teach you how to build a complete home security system to safeguard your property and valuable assets. Home security systems are a must in every home regardless of its size, location, and value, among other factors. Keep in mind that burglars, thieves, and trespassers will not be too choosy about their targets, as long as these homes can be broken into via a window, a vent or a door. Even a simple three-layer alarm system can deter trespassers from violating the privacy of your home and putting your family’s life in danger.


So what are you waiting for? Come, let’s make all this possible. I look forward to you joining this course.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 What will you learn from the course

Lecture 2 Introduction to Home Security System

Lecture 3 Hardware Requirements

Lecture 4 List of Hardware Requirements

Section 2: Programming the LCD displays

Lecture 5 Changes in circuit diagram of 20x4 LCD

Lecture 6 Understanding the circuit assembly of 20x4 LCD

Lecture 7 Image of the circuit diagram of 20x4 LCD

Lecture 8 Understanding the code of 20 cross 4 LCD

Lecture 9 Real time demonstration

Lecture 10 Source Code of 20x4 LCD

Lecture 11 Changes in circuit diagram of 16x2 Grey LCD

Lecture 12 Understanding the circuit assembly of 16x2 LCD - Grey

Lecture 13 Image of the circuit diagram of 16x2 LCD - Grey

Lecture 14 Understanding the code of 16x2 LCD - Grey

Lecture 15 Real time demonstration 16x2 LCD - Grey

Lecture 16 Source code of 16x2 LCD - Grey

Lecture 17 Connecting 16x2 LCD - Green to remaining pins

Lecture 18 Image of the circuit diagram of 16x2 LCD - Green

Lecture 19 Source code of 16x2 LCD - Green

Section 3: Programming the sensors and output device

Lecture 20 Understanding the connection of sensors and the output devices

Lecture 21 Circuit diagram for connecting sensors & the output devices

Lecture 22 Source code explanation

Lecture 23 Real time demonstration

Lecture 24 Home security complete source code

Lecture 25 Servo motor source code

Section 4: Programming the 4x4 matrix keypad

Lecture 26 Understanding the 4x4 matrix keypad

Lecture 27 Circuit diagram of 4x4 matrix keypad

Lecture 28 Understanding the source code

Lecture 29 Real time demonstration

Lecture 30 Source code of 4x4 matrix keypad

Lecture 31 Conclusion

Anyone who wants to explore Raspberry Pi compute module 3,If the idea is to come out with a large project and go beyond 26 pins of Raspberry Pi 3 and connect more number of sensors,Anyone who wants to implement security system with all types of sensors,Anyone who wants to understand functionality and programming of different types of LCDs