Team B5: G-Lock

Status Report #9   Joel :   Once we got the door to camus our next problems was fixing the issue that came when transporting. We broke some of the frame off and weren’t able to properly stand the door

Status Report #11   Joel:   The last part of our project was to make sure that there were no false positives from our neural network. This would be a bit difficult since we only trained our network to recognize

Status Report #10   Joel :   Finally putting the neural network on the Pi and completely integrating to see what would happen was an entire process. In fact, just to install tensorflow on the raspberry Pi was a huge

Status Report #8   Joel: We needed to finally get our door from home depot back to our house in order to finally work on it. This was a harder process than we thought it would be. Our plan was

Check out a demo of our G-LOCK! Three features are shown in the demo: 1.Face Recognition unlock fail for non-resident 2.Face Recognition unlock success for resident 3. Keypad unlock 4. WebApp Demo and RPC Unlock Enjoy!

Design Review SlidesL Design Presentation Slides Design Document Draft: Design Document Draft

Joel Osei: The hardest part of using tensorflow was mapping the inputs correctly to the neural network in order for tensorflow to take in each pixel and understand them the way we wanted it to be represented. Honestly, the way

Omar: For this week, I primarily focused on transitioning our product to using our TensorFlow algorithm instead of the previous OpenCV neural network. This consisted of some complicated plug and play, as I needed to manually feed in images from

Chinedu Ojukwu In this past week, I was able to focus on building the hardware prototype for the Electric strike circuit and connecting sensor components via the RasPi GPIO pins. The electric strike was connected by connecting the strike to

Joel Osei This week for capstone we focused on our design and completing both the presentation and the document. This required a lot of talking and figuring out the fine details on how things would work for the G.Lock. Early