Smart: Iot-based library seat availability using opencv and wireless microphone audio for noise detection system with mobile app and kiosk interface for tup manila library/
Jan Kathryn A. Abarca, Kuliet Balunsay, Lynjen A. Cabanig, Mary Grace O. Cerad, Adlwin R. Dionela, and Jessequel M. Nebit.--
- Manila: Technological University of the Philippines, 2025.
- xv, 204pages: 29cm.
Bachelor's thesis
College of Engineering.--
Includes bibliographic references and index.
The SMART system is designed to enhance library resource management at Technological University of the Philippines Manila by automating seat availability detection and noise level monitoring. By integrating IoT technology, computer vision and AI, the system optimizes space utilization and improves the overall library experience. Using OpenCV, it processes real-time camera feeds to detect occupied and vacant seats with high accuracy, reducing reliance on manual inspections. A wireless microphone audio module captures ambient noise levels, ensuring a conducive study environment. The collected data is displayed on a user-friendly mobile application and an interactive kiosk, providing real-time seat and noise level updates for students and library administrators. The study employs IoT-enabled sensors, computer vision models, and cloud-based data processing to ensure a seamless and responsive system. By implementing this smart library solution, the study aims to enhance efficiency, improve student convenience, and create a more organized academic environment, contributing to the advancement of IoT-based library systems.
Iot-based system Noise detector Library management