Automatic Baby Cradle Using Arduino | Baby Cry Detection & Wet Diaper Alert Project (Ready made)

Package includes

• Complete project ready to presentation (As shown in video)
• Battery 

Automatic Baby Cradle (Jhula) Project Using Arduino | Baby Cry Detection & Wet Diaper Alert

Smart Automatic Baby Cradle Project – Ready-Made Arduino Based Working Model

The Automatic Baby Cradle (Jhula) Project is an innovative Arduino-based smart baby monitoring system designed for school science exhibitions, college projects, and engineering demonstrations.

This project uses a sound sensor to detect baby crying and automatically activates a servo motor to swing the cradle. It also features a wetness detection sensor that detects moisture in the baby's cloth and activates a buzzer to alert parents or caregivers.

Key Features

- Automatic Cradle Swinging: Detects baby crying and automatically swings the cradle using a servo motor.

- Baby Cry Detection: Sound sensor detects crying sounds and triggers the rocking mechanism.

- Wet Diaper Alert: Moisture sensor detects wet cloth and activates a buzzer.

- Arduino Based: Smart automation using Arduino UNO.

- Ready-Made Project: Arduino code is preloaded. No coding required.

- Educational Project: Demonstrates sensors, robotics, automation, and Arduino programming.

Components Included

- 1 × Arduino UNO (Code Preloaded)

- 1 × Sound Sensor Module

- 1 × Soil Moisture / Rain Sensor Module with Detection Plate

- 1 × SG90 Servo Motor

- 1 × Buzzer

- 1 × 2S 18650 Battery Holder

- 2 × Rechargeable 18650 Li-ion Batteries

- Jumper Wires and Connecting Accessories

Suitable For

- School Science Exhibition

- College Engineering Projects

- Arduino and Robotics Projects

- DIY Electronics Learning

- Smart Baby Monitoring System Demonstration

- Final Year Project Working Model

Why Choose Skynet Robotics?

All electronic components are tested before dispatch. The Arduino comes with preloaded code, making this project easy to assemble and demonstrate.

Note: This is an educational working model, not a certified infant-care device. Do not use the prototype to rock or monitor a real baby without appropriate mechanical and electrical safety validation.