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Rohan-Shanbhag/SmartHomeSecuritySystem
ARM Cortex A9 based system which uses fed gravity sensor alignment data to send an SMS to your phone through Twilio API
A single C file for an ARM Cortex-A9 microprocessors class project: reads gravity/accelerometer sensor data and fires off an SMS via Twilio when the sensor alignment crosses some threshold, framed as a 'security system.' It's a student assignment, not a project meant for reuse.
The core idea — treating orientation change as an intrusion signal and wiring it straight to an SMS API — is a reasonable minimal alarm design for a class exercise. Using Twilio instead of building custom SMS/GSM handling keeps the scope realistic for a one-file assignment.
It's one C file with no README, no build instructions, no wiring diagram, and no license — there's no way to know what board, sensor, or toolchain this targets without opening the source. Zero stars, zero forks, last touched in 2019, and the name 'MicroprocessorsDesignProject.c' gives away that this was never intended to be found or reused by anyone outside the class. No tests, no sample output, and any Twilio credentials handling (if present) can't be verified as safe from a directory listing alone.