SMART MAILBOX

get notified
ABSTRACT
The smart mail box, will replace the traditional
mailbox, notifying the user whenever a new mail is
dropped into the mailbox. Notification will be sent
via text sms.
INTRODUCTION
A smart mailbox which will notify the user, whenever
he/she receives a mail.
FEATURES
• Get notified when a new mail arrives
• Power efficient
• Can be used with battery/power bank
• Portable
• Easy to use
• SMS notification of new mail
 TARGET
• There is no way to notify residents when a mail
arrives in their mail box.

• Smart mailbox is the solution for this real life

problem, whenever a postal service representative
delivers mail into resident’s mailbox. The user
receives an SMS, notifying the delivery of a new
mail. 
METHODOLOGY (Language Used)

• C/C++
SOFTWARE USED
• Arduino IDE
• Fritzing (For circuit design)
HARDWARE COMPONENTS
• Arduino UNO
• PIR Motion Sensor
• Laser Diode
• Photo resistor
• GSM Module (SIM900)
• SIM Card
• Power adapter
• Breadboard & Jumper wires
ARDUINO UNO
GSM MODULE (SIM900)
TIMELINE
 Theoretical Study
 Logic designing
 Requirements gathering
 Execution
 Testing
TIMELINE
The design of the smart mailbox is a combination of
laser trip alarm & motion sensing device.
The inputs from the sensors are then used to send sms
notification to the user, whenever the sensor value is
high (or desired value is present).
RESULT
INTERNAL VIEW
NOTIFICATION
CONCLUSION
• The smart mail box, will replace the traditional
mailbox, notifying the user whenever a new mail is
dropped into the box.
• User will be notified via text sms/e-mail, whenever a
new mail arrives.
• Time at which the mail was dropped.
• Current status of the mail box (empty/occupied)
FUTURE SCOPE
• The smart mailbox will have a major impact on
the lives of people, making life easier.
• In the era of home automation, this will be an
add on to the smart gadgets.
• This technology will make sure that the user
does not miss to read any new mail received.
REFERENCES
• https:// www.google.com
• https://www.arduino.cc/reference
• http://fritzing.org
• https://randomnerdtutorials.com
THANKS