Motion sensors are designed to detect movement and trigger alerts, such as activating lights, sounding alarms, or sending notifications to a mobile device.

Passive Infrared (PIR) sensors detect changes in infrared radiation emitted by moving objects, making them commonly used in motion detection systems.

PIR sensors detect movement by sensing changes in infrared radiation emitted by moving objects, which is caused by the difference in temperature between the object and its surroundings.

PIR motion sensors typically have a field of view of around 120 degrees, allowing them to cover a wide area while minimizing false triggers.

Ultrasonic sensors emit high-frequency sound waves and detect movement by analyzing the reflected waves.

Ultrasonic motion sensors can detect movement through walls and other solid objects, making them useful for applications where PIR sensors may be obstructed.

Microwave sensors utilize radar technology to detect movement by emitting microwave signals and analyzing the reflected waves.

Microwave motion sensors have a wider detection range compared to PIR and ultrasonic sensors, making them suitable for large areas or outdoor applications.

Accelerometers are commonly used in smartphones and fitness trackers to detect movement by measuring changes in acceleration.

Tilt sensors are designed to detect changes in orientation, making them useful for applications such as detecting when a door or window is opened or when a device is tilted or moved.

PIR motion sensors are commonly used in burglar alarm systems due to their ability to detect movement and trigger alerts, making them effective for detecting intruders.

PIR motion sensors typically have a range of 20-30 feet, making them suitable for covering small to medium-sized areas.

Microwave motion sensors are less susceptible to false triggers caused by pets due to their ability to distinguish between human movement and pet movement.

Motion sensors in smart home automation systems can trigger alerts and activate devices based on detected movement, enhancing security and convenience.

Microwave motion sensors are often used in outdoor applications due to their ability to withstand harsh weather conditions and their resistance to false triggers caused by environmental factors.