Nautical Border Alarm System using Reverse Motor Mechanism and RSSI-based Independent Monitoring System

Surveillance is a serious issue for border
control or the protection of commercial premises. The
main cause of this cross-border brutality to fishermen is
that it is difficult to identify the maritime border
between the two nations. This project aims to create a
user-friendly and well-understood environment that
will help prevent accidents and warn fishermen about
boundary areas. Here, a system will be created with the
aid of a microcontroller unit that safeguards the
fisherman by alerting them to the country border using
the Global Positioning System (GPS). The location of
the fishing boat is currently determined using a GPS
receiver. The most recent latitude and longitude
readings can be located via GPS and communicated to
the microcontroller device. The controller unit then
determines the location by comparing the current
longitudinal and latitude data with the specified value.
In light of the comparison's findings, this technology
warns fishermen when they are getting close to the
border.