Real-time Object Counting using ultrasonic distance measurement
Cloud Integration for data storage, analytics, and remote access
OLED Display & Buzzer Alerts for local feedback
Threshold-based Notifications to prevent operational bottlenecks
Web Dashboard to view live data, trends, and history
Scalable Architecture to support multiple sensors and locations
Hardware Components Ultrasonic Sensor – Measures object distance
ESP32-C3 – Processes sensor data & handles cloud communication
OLED Display – Displays live count
Buzzer – Alerts on threshold breaches
Rotary Encoder – Adjusts system settings
Cloud Platform – Stores and analyzes count data
Software Stack Backend: Django (Python)
Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript
Database: SQLite3
Firmware: C++ (Arduino IDE for ESP32-C3)
IoT Communication: MQTT / HTTP
Object Detection – The ultrasonic sensor detects objects entering the measurement zone.
Data Processing – ESP32-C3 calculates counts and sends them to the cloud.
Local Feedback – OLED shows counts; buzzer alerts when limits are reached.
Cloud Sync – Data is transmitted to the Django web app for visualization.
Remote Monitoring – Users can view live and historical data via the web dashboard.
##🚀 Installation & Setup
Upload the provided firmware using Arduino IDE.
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/project-name.git cd project-name
python -m venv venv source venv/bin/activate # On Windows: venv\Scripts\activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
python manage.py migrate
python manage.py runserver
Upload firmware to ESP32-C3.
Manufacturing – Count products on conveyor belts
Warehouse & Logistics – Monitor package movement
Retail – Automated inventory counting
Traffic Management – Vehicle counting
Event Management – Track attendees
AI-powered object classification
Multi-sensor integration
Energy-efficient ESP32 modes
Predictive analytics for operations
This project is licensed under the MIT License.