Difference between revisions of "Smarter Door Log"

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30 minute group meeting with Ethan and Professor Fehr to discuss specifics of the project
Discussed completing Night Light and Amazon Web Service Projects
Planned meeting for the 30th to decide the mechanical portion of the project
Added the red light to the design of the project, got rid of the locking aspect
30 minute group meeting on 1/30 to determine final hardware of project
1 hr starting blackjack and downloading software (Katie)
1.5 hours setting up Gantt chart and budget
30 minute group meeting to finalize wiki project proposal
2 hours work on Blackjack, stuck on setting up respository structure (Johnny)
2 hours building night light circuit and attempting to set up raspberry pi, got stuck on entering username and password
Goals for next week: Finish Night Light, Set up Raspberry Pi, Work on Blackjack

1 hour research on texting capabilities from Pi (Johnny)
- Twilio can send text and image
Met with Ethan and Professor Fehr, decided to focus on Raspberry Pi setup and figuring out how to text the Raspberry Pi
- Begin to think about presentation slides
Encountered issues with logging into Raspberry Pi, downloaded different version of operating system, trying again on Thursday
Finished setting up Raspberry Pi, could SSH, but struggling to get Pi to email IPN (Johnny)
1 hour research on Twilio's ability to and costs of sending SMS and picture messages, still unsure if two way communication is possible (Katie)
Attempted to get Pi to email IPN, tried new password and still stuck (Katie)

Met in lab (1.5 hours) to work on nightlight and various raspberry pi projects (Andrew and Katie)
- Attempted again to finish the SSHing of raspberry pi, still unsuccessful at getting Pi to email IPN
- added an additional LED to the night light project
- wrote code in python to get our raspberry pi to blink an LED on and off
Made outline for presentation (Johnny)
- Added presentation to project page
Plan to outline code
Goals: finish Blackjack, complete goal outline, buy parts, get Twilio texting
Got the Pi email working (Johnny)
Worked on Blackjack Tutorial 1 hour (Johnny)

Goals: get camera working, work on blackjack, wireframe code/ui, get texting working, finish nightlight
(30 minutes) Finished presentation for Friday (Johnny)
(90 minutes) Worked on Blackjack, confused with Client Script (Johnny)
(60 minutes, 2/21) Worked on presentation for Friday (Katie)
(30 minutes, 2/21) Ordered motion sensor from designated link (Katie)
(90 minutes, 2/22) worked on learning Onshape and printing 3D box (Katie)
(120 minutes, 2/22) learned soldering and assembled night light perfboard (Andrew)
(60 minutes, 2/23) worked more on printing 3D box for nightlight, done with everything just need to confirm positions of openings for LEDs and switch once the nightlight is soldered (Katie)
(120 minutes, 2/23) got Pi to send texts to phone, looking into sending texts back

(60 minutes, 2/24) met with Ethan to discuss software outline (whole group)
(30 minutes, 2/24) debugged night light soldering after group meeting (Andrew)
(30 minutes, 2/25) got text working with Node.js (Johnny)
(120 minutes, 2/25) tried to get webhook working to reply to texts (Johnny)
(60 minutes, 2/26) set up Lightsail server (Johnny)
(60 minutes, 2/26) researched ways to set up camera/motion sensor, added tabs to keep lid on base of nightlight (Katie)
(90 minutes, 2/27) set up camera with raspberry pi and created code in python to take and save pictures, didn't know how to code it in Node.js (Katie)
(60 minutes, 2/27) tried to set up motion sensor, wrote script and started wiring (Johnny)
(120 minutes, 3/1) worked on setting up motion sensor, got a blinking light to work and wrote script for motion sensor (intruder vs no intruder) but seems to be problem with input (Katie)

Things to work on next week: getting the camera set up with the raspberry pi and figuring out how to text pictures from it with Twilio, setting up motion sensor/brainstorming ideas to not take picture of person who walks by the door, wireframe

(90 minutes, 3/4) worked on texting the PI (Johnny)
(60 minutes, 3/4) met with Ethan to work on motion detection (group)
(60 minutes, 3/9) set up AWS database, with tables and columns as discussed in group meeting (Johnny)

Goals: see how much image costs to send, install openCV, wireframe log, pi update AWS page

Goals: Katie wireframe, investigate costs, Johnny Pi respond to text, set up database
(90 minutes, 3/12) finished texting back to Pi in node.js (Johnny)
(30 minutes, 3/10) created ui wireframe (Katie)
(90 minutes, 3/11) watched tutorials and researched AWS facial recognition, set up S3 with images(Katie)
(60 minutes, 3/12) finished sending pictures from Pi to phone in node.js (Johnny)
(90 minutes, 3/15) facial recognition work (Katie)

(30 minutes, 3/20) working with AWS trying to use recognition to compare two images in s3 bucket (Katie)
(60 minutes, 3/21) still working on recognition code, getting errors locating credentials (Katie)
(120 minutes, 3/22) retried motion sensor (goes between 0 and 1 but not consistently, going to try in a different setting than lab), wrote code to take picture and send it to s3 successfully (realpi2s3.py), was able to run parts of facial recognition such as detect faces on images from s3 bucket but some parts such as compare faces and printing the output is still not working (Katie)
(120 minutes, 3/23) worked on the compare faces function of recognition and was able to compare images from s3 bucket. Images show similarity between pictures of Andrew, Johnny and Katie. (Katie)

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 *(120 minutes, 3/22) retried motion sensor (goes between 0 and 1 but not consistently, going to try in a different setting than lab), wrote code to take picture and send it to s3 successfully (realpi2s3.py), was able to run parts of facial recognition such as detect faces on images from s3 bucket but some parts such as compare faces and printing the output is still not working (Katie)
 *(120 minutes, 3/23) worked on the compare faces function of recognition and was able to compare images from s3 bucket. Images show similarity between pictures of Andrew, Johnny and Katie.  (Katie)
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 *Goals: get Pi to interact with AWS, get sensor working, send photo to database