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IoT Mini Project - 2024

This mini project uses picamera to detect motion, upon detecting motion, it sends notification to devices subscribed to the channel using ntfy.sh


Prerequisites:

  1. Raspberry Pi (only tested on 3B+, should work on 2/4/5 as well)
  2. Pi Camera
  3. Internet connection
  4. Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit

Important

USE 64-BIT OS FOR FASTER PROCESSING.

Steps to setup

  1. Clone this repository:
git clone https://git.kska.io/notkshitij/iot-mini.git
  1. Change current working directory:
cd ./iot-mini
  1. Run setup.sh:
./setup.sh
  1. Setup firewall on Raspberry Pi:
sudo apt install -y ufw
sudo ufw default allow outgoing
sudo ufw default deny incoming
sudo ufw allow 22 # for ssh
sudo ufw allow 80 # for ntfy
sudo ufw allow 51821/tcp # wireguard tcp
sudo ufw allow 51820/udp # wireguard udp
sudo ufw status numbered
sudo ufw enable
sudo systemctl start ufw
sudo systemctl enable ufw
  1. Setup Wireguard:

    • Generate bcrypt password hash by running:
    docker run -it ghcr.io/wg-easy/wg-easy wgpw '<PASSWORD_HERE>'
    

    This will return a PASSWORD_HASH. For addition information, checkout their guide.

    • Create a file in the current directory called .env

    • Add the following values in .env file:

    PASS='<PASSWORD_HASH generated here>'
    IP=<PUBLIC IP>
    
    # Inside single quotations, paste the password hash for PASS variable
    # Get your public IP by using something like http://ip.me, and paste your public IP there
    
  2. Create and run the containers:

docker compose up -d
  1. Check if ntfy.sh is setup correctly:

    • Visit <RASPBERRYPI-IP>:80 from a browser. Make sure Raspberry Pi and the other device are on the same network. On Raspberry Pi, you can visit localhost:8080
    • If you see a dashboard, it implies Docker and ntfy.sh were setup correctly.
  2. In ntfy.sh dashboard, in the left menu at the bottom, click on Subscribe to topic, and specify the topic name: motion-sensing

  3. Lastly, run the main.py file to view motion detection window on screen and send notifications on detecting motion:

python3 main.py

Note

Make sure you're in the directory where you cloned this repo while running all these commands.