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Smart Elevator: A Lift That Thinks Ahead by Giving IoT a Lift The following description is about the Smart Elevator: A Lift That Thinks Ahead by Giving IoT a Lift. Your task is to analyse the following specifications and design the Smart Elevator. "High-rises and skyscrapers only exist due to elevators. As more and more people move to modern-day megacities, the need for rapid transport not only to, but also within, buildings is growing. Here, "smart" elevators will play an increasing and increasingly vital role." Therefore, ordinary elevators are becoming intelligent and connected. "When you enter a building with an appointment, the system will already know where you are heading for. Through a smartphone or a wearable, you will be informed which lift to take." There are many advantages such as Avoiding Unauthorised Access, Predict Destination, Live Elevator Monitoring, Remote Controlling, etc. [Reference: https://www.smart-industry.net'smart-elevators-giving-iot-a-lift] Design and develop the Smart Elevator IoT application by answering the following questions. (i) Draw a complete diagram describing the proposed system. Draw a block diagram and show how to integrate each input and output of each module/unit in the diagram in (i). (ii Draw flowchart(s) to represent the algorithm for the proposed system Write a program[pseudo-code, C, Java, Python, any (mention the name)] for the high-level functions of the proposed system..

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