Public Security and the Internet of Things: at the Service of Community Policing

Leonardo de Andrade Carneiro,Lucyano Campos Martins,Wilmar Borges Leal Junior, George Lauro Ribeiro de Brito, Gentil Veloso Barbosa, Humberto Xavier de Araújo

Internet of Things; military police; low cost; public security; community police.

The popularization of low-cost microcontrollers has increasingly allowed the development of Internet based solutions of things - IoT, financial viability allows to apply the Internet of things in solutions that the market already has commercial explanations, but with higher financial cost. This work proposal presents a low cost answers based on the microcontroller Arduino UNO, for the problem of residential thefts in the master plan of the city of Palmas - Tocantins, aligned the policies of public security based on the guidelines of Community Policing of the Military Police of Tocantins , facilitating the integration of the community and Military Police - (PMTO), providing information for area vehicles in the fight against residential thefts. Being the general objective to provide in real time for the fittings of the PMTO communications of opening of doors and windows unauthorized in residences, being the specific objectives to develop communicator using a microcontroller with communication by SMS; providing real-time reporting and economic viability of the device.

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