Forest Security To save Trees
Objective
The main objective of this project is to secure trees by placing a metal detector to trees, which gives buzzer when someone wants to cut them
Abstract
Environmental laws and policies have saved some trees, but the forest is being lost as critical global issues including climate change, biodiversity loss, and our ecological footprint continue to worsen. Existing laws and policies mitigate the ecological damage inflicted by industrial economies and western lifestyles. The project essentially makes the case for a sustainability approach to law that aims for transformation rather than environmental mitigation. Relevant trends in international law and domestic law reflective of a sustainability approach are discussed, and the article describes some contours of law for sustainability or sustainability law. Here we are using metal detector sensor to detect metals. If any metal detected buzzer will make noise and it will warn the person.
Keywords: Forest security, Metal detector, buzzer.
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Block Diagram
Specifications
- Metal Detector Sensor
- Buzzer
- Transformer
- Power Supply
- Relay
Learning Outcomes
- What is Metal Detector Sensor?
- How Metal Detector Sensor works?
- What is Relay?
- How Relay works?
- What is Buzzer?
- How Buzzer works?
- What is Transformer?
- How Transformer works?
- What is Power Supply?
- How Power Supply works?
- Practical exposure to:
- Hardware and software tools. ,
- Solution providing for real time problems,
- Working with team/ individual,
- Work on Creative ideas.
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