This is the first version of the mbed program for the Smart Car Seat developed by the Smart Car Seat Team of GaTech Design Expo Spring 2017.

Dependencies:   Adafruit_FONA FSR SDFileSystem mbed

Fork of Smart_Car_Seat_v1 by Jea Du Kim

Team Members

Bryan Bates – OBD/Bluetooth System
Robert Dunkin – Physical Wiring/Power
Jgenisius Harris – Cooling System
Jea Du Kim – Sensor System
Emily Pitts – Smartphone Application
Tyler Woei-A-Sack – GSM Communications

Advisor

Dr. Mick West

Overview

Car Seat Pic Car Seat Diagram

The purpose of this project was to design a child’s safety car seat with Internet of Things capabilities and a cooling system that activates in the case of an emergency. It is comprised of a network of sensors, a wireless notification system, and a cooling system.

How Does It Work

The Smart Car Seat is initially set up using a smartphone application where the user inputs their phone number. The number is saved to an SD card and is read by the GSM module when it sends the text messages. If the infrared thermometers read a critical temperature and the force sensitive resistors detect someone, the cooling system will turn on and a text message will be sent to the phone number on file.

Smart Car Seat Program

Import programSmart_Car_Seat_v1

This is the first version of the mbed program for the Smart Car Seat developed by the Smart Car Seat Team of GaTech Design Expo Spring 2017.

Components

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This project involves the usage of the mbed LPC1768.

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Force Sensitive Resistors

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This project uses 4 Square FSR Interlink 406, two placed on the seat and two placed on the back rest to detect if someone is sitting on the seat.

mbedFSRVoltage Divider
p20FSR Bottom Left10K
p19FSR Upper Left10K
p18FSR Upper Right10K
p17FSR Bottom Right10K

/media/uploads/jd0205/fsrschematic3.jpg

As they are still resistors, the orientation of the pins do not matter, as long as one end goes into VCC and the other leads to a voltage divider and an AnalogIn like shown in the diagram. With a 10K Ohm voltage divider, a raw analog value of 0.5 for each FSR should be enough to distiguish an object of the size of a small child on the sensor.

Any additional information can be found at the Force Sensitive Resistors page.

Import library

Public Member Functions

FSR (PinName Pin, float resistance)
Create an FSR object.
float readRaw ()
Read the raw data.
float readFSRResistance ()
Read the resistance of the FSR .
float readWeight ()
Read the weight in N.

MLX90614 IR Thermometers

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This project uses two MLX90614 IR Thermometer placed on the back of the headrest to measure the temperature of the child sitting on the seat and the ambient temperature.

mbedFSRPullupsPulldowns
gndVSS - gnd
VoutVDD - 3.3V0.1uF (to VSS)
p27SCL - I2C Clock10K
p28SDA - I2C Data10K

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At around room temperature, the Thermometers should read approximately 22 C. When reading the temperature from the palm, the sensors should read approximately between 30 and 35 C.

With the MLX90614 and I2C, you can run up to 127 thermometers through the same SCL and SDA connection as long as they have different 7-bit addresses. The default I2C address for the MLX90614 is 0x5A, but it can be changed with this program.

Import programMLX90614 IR_Temp_Sensor (change address)

I have spent so much time looking into how to change the address of a MLX90614 sensor for use of multiple sensors, so I think it might be helpful to somebody.

Any additional information can be found at the MLX90614 I2C IR Thermometer page.

SD Card File System

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This project uses the basic SD Card reader that works with the mbed to store all the contact information for the system.

mbedMicroSD Breakout
p8 (DigitalOut)CS
p5 (SPI MOSI)DI
VoutVCC
p7 (SPI SCLK)SCK
GNDGND
p6 (SPI MISO)DO
ncCD

Careful

VCC is the 3.3V from Vout. Using the 5V will damage the SD card.

Information

The project uses a simple .txt file to store a 10-digit phone number. Before operations, check if the file is named correctly and in the correct directory based on your code.

Any additional information can be found at the SD Card File System page.

Import librarySDFileSystem

SDFileSystem

GSM Module

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This project used the FONA 808 MiniGSM provided from Adafruit to send messages to the contact information stored in the SD Card.

mbedAdafruit FONA
ncBat
GNDGND
ncSPKR+
ncSPKR-
p12Rst
ncPS
GNDKey
p11RI
p14 (Serial RX)TX
p13 (Serial TX)RX
ncNS
Vout (3.3V)Vio

Warning!

Adafruit Fona 800/808 will only work when there's an external battery connected with at least 3.4V. When the battery is at a low level, the MicroUSB charger should be plugged in with the battery. Be careful with low rated batteries as the USB will charge at 4.2V.

Both the 800 and the 808 uses the same protocols, so any additional documentations, information, and project libraries can be found at the Adafruit FONA 800 Project page.

Import library

Data Structures

class EventListener
Listener for FONA events. More...

Public Member Functions

Adafruit_FONA (PinName tx, PinName rx, PinName rst, PinName ringIndicator)
Create instance of the Adafruit_FONA .
bool begin (int baudrate)
Built-in Test to see if FONA is connected.
void setEventListener ( EventListener *eventListener)
Set the event listener for incoming calls.
int readable (void)
Check if FONA has anything in its output buffer.
bool getADCVoltage (uint16_t *v)
Get ADC voltage from external pin.
bool getBattPercent (uint16_t *p)
Get battery percentage level.
bool getBattVoltage (uint16_t *v)
Get battery voltage level.
bool unlockSIM (char *pin)
Unlock SIM if needed.
uint8_t getSIMCCID (char *ccid)
Get the SIM chip card interface device (CCID)
uint8_t getNetworkStatus (void)
Get the Network Status of FONA.
uint8_t getRSSI (void)
Get the RSSI of the network signal.
uint8_t getIMEI (char *imei)
Get the International Mobile Station Equipment Identity (IMEI)
bool setAudio (uint8_t a)
Set the Audio Output interface.
bool setVolume (uint8_t i)
Set the Audio Volume.
uint8_t getVolume (void)
Get the Audio Volume.
bool tuneFMradio (uint16_t station)
Tune the FM radio.
bool FMradio (bool onoff, uint8_t a=FONA_HEADSETAUDIO)
FM radio set output.
bool setFMVolume (uint8_t i)
Set the FM Radio Volume.
int8_t getFMVolume ()
Get the FM Volume.
int8_t getFMSignalLevel (uint16_t station)
Get the FM signal strength.
bool setSMSInterrupt (uint8_t i)
Set the SMS Interrupt.
uint8_t getSMSInterrupt (void)
Get SMS Interrupt Setting.
int8_t getNumSMS (void)
Set the SMS Interrupt.
bool readSMS (uint8_t i, char *smsbuff, uint16_t max, uint16_t *readsize)
Read SMS.
bool sendSMS (char *smsaddr, char *smsmsg)
Send SMS.
bool deleteSMS (uint8_t i)
Delete SMS.
bool getSMSSender (uint8_t i, char *sender, int senderlen)
Send SMS.
bool enableNetworkTimeSync (bool onoff)
Enable FONA to sync time with the cellular network.
bool enableNTPTimeSync (bool onoff, const char *ntpserver=0)
Enable FONA to sync time with the time server.
bool getTime (char *buff, uint16_t maxlen)
Retrieve the current time from the enabled server.
bool setPWM (uint16_t period, uint8_t duty=50)
Control the buzzer capability of the PWM out on the FONA.
bool callPhone (char *phonenum)
Call a phone.
bool hangUp (void)
Hang up a phone call.
bool pickUp (void)
Answer a phone call.
bool callerIdNotification (bool enable)
Enable/disable caller ID.
bool incomingCallNumber (char *phonenum)
Retrieve the incoming call number.

Bluetooth Module

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This project uses the HC-05 Bluetooth Module to connect with an Android app to update or change contact information stored in the SD Card.

mbedBluetooth
p9 (TX)RX
p10 (RX)TX
GNDGND
VoutVCC

The Bluetooth module simple acts as a wireless Serial connection, so there is no need for additional Libraries other than the Serial.

Any additional information about Serial connections can be found at the Serial page.

Import librarymbed

No documentation found.

Cooling System

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The Cooling System involves the use of a MOSFET Relay and a combination of 5V Fans, Peltier Plates, and Heatsinks to provide cold air when commanded to.

mbedMOSFET RelayCooling System
gndJP2-2 - gnd
5VJP2-1 - RAW
p16JP2-3 - Control
JP1-1Device (Neg)
JP1-2Device (Pos)

Any additional information about Relays can be found here.

Committer:
jd0205
Date:
Wed May 03 23:03:22 2017 +0000
Revision:
1:a33e55fecf16
Parent:
0:5a4b2c91de63
v1.1

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jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 1 #include "mbed.h"
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 2 #include "FSR.h"
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 3
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 4 #include <ctype.h>
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 5 #include <string>
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 6
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 7 #include "SDFileSystem.h"
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 8 #include "Adafruit_FONA.h"
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 9
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 10 #define FONA_RST p12
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 11 #define FONA_TX p13
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 12 #define FONA_RX p14
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 13 #define FONA_RI p11
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 14
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 15 Serial pcSerial(USBTX, USBRX);
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 16
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 17 DigitalOut led1(LED1); //Fona status - on(connecting), off(disconnecting)
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 18 DigitalOut led2(LED2);
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 19 DigitalOut led3(LED3); //Pressure status - on(child on seat), off(off seat)
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 20 DigitalOut led4(LED4); //Temperature status - on(Too hot), off(not hot)
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 21
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 22 Adafruit_FONA fona(FONA_TX, FONA_RX, FONA_RST, FONA_RI); //GSM
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 23
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 24 SDFileSystem sd(p5, p6, p7, p8, "sd"); //SD card reader
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 25
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 26 DigitalOut CtrlRelay(p16); //Relay Controller
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 27
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 28 FSR bottomFSR1(p20, 10); // Pin 17-20 is used as the AnalogIn pin and a 10k resistor is used as a voltage divider for the FSR
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 29 FSR topFSR1(p19, 10);
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 30 FSR topFSR2(p18, 10);
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 31 FSR bottomFSR2(p17, 10);
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 32
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 33 I2C i2c(p28, p27); //I2C commands
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 34
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 35 Serial bt(p9, p10); //Bluetooth module
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 36
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 37 float temp, avgTemp; //temperature in degrees C
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 38 const int addr1 = 0xB4; //Default MLX90614 address - 0x5A
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 39 const int addr2 = 0x08; //Changed another MLX90614 address to 0x04
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 40 char data[3];
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 41 bool danger;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 42 int onForce;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 43
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 44 float temp1,temp2,temp3,temp4,avgF;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 45
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 46 char pnum[22];
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 47 char message[141]= "Emergency! Your child is still in the Smart Car Seat!";
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 48 //Message to send to phone and contacts
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 49
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 50 class FonaEventListener : public Adafruit_FONA::EventListener {
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 51 virtual void onRing() {
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 52 led1 = 1;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 53 }
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 54
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 55 virtual void onNoCarrier() {
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 56 led1 = 0;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 57 }
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 58 };
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 59 FonaEventListener fonaEventListener;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 60 //GSM Module initalization
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 61
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 62 bool onSeat(float fLevel); //Checks if there is a child on the seat
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 63 float readTemp(int addr, char* cmd); //Reads the temperature through the I2/C
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 64 void callback(void); //Changes the stored number on the SD card
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 65
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 66 int main() {
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 67 pcSerial.baud(9600); //Set the serial baudrate to 9600
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 68 wait(2); //Wait 2 secs to initialize and settle
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 69 i2c.frequency(50000); //Set the I2C frequency to 50kHz for the MLX90614
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 70 wait(2); //Wait another 2 secs for initalization
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 71
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 72
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 73 char cmd1[1];
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 74 char cmd2[1];
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 75 cmd1[0] = 0x07; //Command to read object temperature
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 76 cmd2[0] = 0x06; //Command to read ambient temperature
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 77
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 78
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 79 pcSerial.printf("FONA basic test\r\n");
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 80 pcSerial.printf("Initializing....(May take 3 seconds)\r\n");
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 81 // See if the FONA is responding
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 82 if (! fona.begin(9600)) {
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 83 pcSerial.printf("Couldn't find FONA\r\n");
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 84 while (1);
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 85 }
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 86 fona.setEventListener(&fonaEventListener);
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 87 pcSerial.printf("FONA is OK\r\n");
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 88
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 89
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 90 bt.attach(&callback); //Allows the app to change the phone number
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 91
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 92
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 93 //Reads the stored phone number
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 94 FILE *fpr = fopen("/sd/mydir/myphone.txt", "r");
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 95 if(fpr == NULL) {
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 96 error("Could not open file for read\n");
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 97 }
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 98 fscanf(fpr,"%s", pnum);
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 99 pcSerial.printf("Phone Number: %s\n", pnum);
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 100 fclose(fpr);
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 101
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 102
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 103 danger = false;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 104
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 105 while (1) {
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 106 if (onSeat(0.2)) //Checks if child is on the seat
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 107 // 0.2 is very low, 0.5 for moderate touch, 0.8 for heavy pressing
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 108 {
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 109 led3 = 1;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 110
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 111 temp1 = readTemp(addr1, cmd1); //Read object temperature (C)
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 112 temp2 = readTemp(addr2, cmd1);
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 113 //temp3 = readTemp(addr1, cmd2); //Read ambient temperature (C)
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 114 //temp4 = readTemp(addr2, cmd2);
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 115
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 116 avgTemp = (temp1+temp2)/2; //Average value
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 117 //avgTemp = (temp3+temp4)/2;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 118 printf("%5.2f\r\n",avgTemp);
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 119
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 120 if ( avgTemp > 30) //If value exceed a "bad" temperature
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 121 {
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 122 led4 = 1;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 123 CtrlRelay = 1; //Turn on cooling system
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 124 danger = true;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 125 } else if ( avgTemp < 25) //When it falls back down
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 126 {
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 127 led4 = 0;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 128 CtrlRelay = 0; //Turn off cooling system
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 129 }
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 130 if (danger) { //When child is in "danger"
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 131 fona.sendSMS(pnum, message); //FONA will send message to the contact
jd0205 1:a33e55fecf16 132 wait(1); //Adjust wait time after sending a message
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 133 }
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 134 } else {
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 135 led3 = 0;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 136 led4 = 0;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 137 CtrlRelay = 0; //When child is no longer on the seat
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 138 danger = false; //The system resets
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 139 }
jd0205 1:a33e55fecf16 140 wait(1); //Adjust wait time after reading
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 141 }
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 142 }
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 143
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 144 float readTemp(int addr, char* cmd) { //read the value from the MLX90614
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 145 i2c.write(addr, cmd, 1, true);
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 146 i2c.read(addr, data, 3); //Two bytes of data + 1 word of codes
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 147
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 148 temp = (((float)((data[1]<<8)|data[0]))*0.02) - 273.15;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 149 return temp;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 150 }
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 151
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 152 bool onSeat(float fLevel) { //Detects child by activating enough pressure sensors
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 153 onForce = 0;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 154 if (bottomFSR1.readRaw() > fLevel) {
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 155 onForce += 1;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 156 }
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 157 if (bottomFSR2.readRaw() > fLevel) {
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 158 onForce += 1;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 159 }
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 160 if (topFSR1.readRaw() > fLevel) {
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 161 onForce += 1;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 162 }
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 163 if (topFSR2.readRaw() > fLevel) {
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 164 onForce += 1;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 165 }
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 166 return onForce >= 2;
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 167 }
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 168
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 169 void callback(void) { //Rewrites the phone number saved in the SD card
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 170 bt.gets(pnum,11);
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 171 pcSerial.printf("New number: %s\n", pnum);
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 172
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 173 FILE *fp = fopen("/sd/mydir/myphone.txt", "w");
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 174 if(fp == NULL) {
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 175 error("Could not open file for write\n");
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 176 }
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 177 fprintf(fp, "%s\n", pnum);
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 178 fclose(fp);
jd0205 0:5a4b2c91de63 179 }