A survey based on Smart Homes system using Internet-of-Things

Gaikwad, Pranay P.; Gabhane, Jyotsna P.; Golait, Snehal

doi:10.1109/iccpeic.2015.7259486

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“…In 1999, professor Kevin Ashtin from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) suggested labelling everyday items with RFID and a sensoring system. Furthermore, in 2005, thanks to the prosperous advancement in smart phone technology, the International Telecommunications Union furthered these ideas and the formal definition of the "Internet of Things" appeared for the first time in its yearly report [8,9].…”

Section: Internet Of Thingsmentioning

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A Novel Optical Morse Code-Based Electronic Lock Using the Ambient Light Sensor and Fuzzy Controller

2017

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Abstract:In this work, a novel electronic lock that can encode and decode optical signals, modulated using Morse code conventions, was developed to build a smart home security system based on the Internet of Things (IoT). There are five topics of interest in this research: (1) optical Morse code encoder; (2) optical Morse code decoder; (3) ambient light sensor circuit; (4) fuzzy controller; (5) cloud monitoring system. We take advantage of the light-emitting components as the encoder, which are readily available in hand-held mobile devices (e.g., Smart phones) and photoresistors and a microcontroller as the decoder. By Wi-Fi transferring, even without a personal computer, real-time information about this lock can be uploaded to the cloud service platform, and helps users to ensure home safety on the remote monitoring system. By using the ambient light sensor and fuzzy controller in this novel optical Morse code-based electronic lock, experimental results show that the reliability of this system is much improved from 65% to 100%. That means that it is highly resistant to different illumination conditions in the work environment, and therefore all functions, including coding, emitting, receiving, decoding, uploading and cloud monitoring, can work well. Furthermore, besides the convenience and cost reduction, by incorporating traditional keys into smart phones, as a consumer electronics, our proposed system is suitable for users of all ages because of a user-friendly operation interface.

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Section: Internet Of Thingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Novel Optical Morse Code-Based Electronic Lock Using the Ambient Light Sensor and Fuzzy Controller

2017

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“…WSN technology has enabled a large variety of applications to be developed; these have also been applied across many domains, i.e., military [19], healthcare, transport [20], and smart city infrastructure. WSNs play an important role in emerging Network-of-Things(NoT) or IoT paradigms [21]. The capabilities of the WSNs within the assistive systems can be seen as a supporting tool to allow humans or machines to interact with their environment and react to real-world events [22].…”

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“…11. 21 The number of activated sensor object(s) exist in each user preference is taken and ordered in a descending order. 22 Using the results obtained, the search for the missing sensor object(s) is carried out by inspecting the individual user preferences.…”

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Towards a service-oriented architecture for a mobile assistive system with real-time environmental sensing

Triboan

Chen

et al. 2016

Tinshhua Sci. Technol.

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With the growing aging population, age-related diseases have increased considerably over the years.In response to these, ambient assistive living (AAL) systems are being developed and are continually evolving to enrich and support independent living. While most researchers investigate robust activity recognition (AR) techniques, this paper focuses on some of the architectural challenges of the AAL systems. This work proposes a system architecture that fuses varying software design patterns and integrates readily available hardware devices to create wireless sensor networks for real-time applications. The system architecture brings together the serviceoriented architecture (SOA), semantic web technologies, and other methods to address some of the shortcomings of the preceding system implementations using off-the-shelf and open source components. In order to validate the proposed architecture, a prototype is developed and tested positively to recognize basic user activities in real time.The system provides a base that can be further extended in many areas of AAL systems, including composite AR.

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“…The basic idea of smart homes is to connect home appliances to network and employ the use of some standard protocols for communications. Smart sensors and cameras are utilised for this purpose [5] [15]. Another application that can be witnessed is smart agriculture where IoT exploits smart sensors and RFIDs to change the shape of traditional decision making regarding crops.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…One of the application switches that IoT has made possible is a smart home concept. Smart home offers services like access control, home monitoring, safety and central control of numerous home appliances to its owner [4][11] [15]. The basic idea of smart homes is to connect home appliances to network and employ the use of some standard protocols for communications.…”

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Addressing the Future Data Management Challenges in IoT: A Proposed Framework

Abbasi¹,

Memon²,

Syed³

et al. 2017

ijacsa

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Abstract-Internet of Thing (IoT) has been attracting the interest of researchers in recent years. Traditionally, only handful types of devices had the capability to be connected to internet/intranet, but due to the latest developments in RFID, NFC, smart sensors and communication protocols billions of heterogeneous devices are being connected each year. From smart phones uploading the data regarding location and fitness to smart grids uploading the data regarding energy consumption and distribution, these devices are generating a huge amount of data each passing moment. This research paper proposes a data management framework to securely manage the huge amount of data that is being generated by IoT enabled devices. The proposed framework is divided into nine layers. The framework incorporates layers such as data collection layer, fog computing layer, integrity management layer, security layer, data aggregation layer, data analysis layer, data storage layer, application layer and archiving layer. The security layer has been proposed as a background layer because all layers shall ensure the privacy and security of the data. These layers will help in managing the data from the point where it is generated by an IoT enabled device until the point where the data is archived at the data center.

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A survey based on Smart Homes system using Internet-of-Things

Cited by 136 publications

References 11 publications

A Novel Optical Morse Code-Based Electronic Lock Using the Ambient Light Sensor and Fuzzy Controller

A Novel Optical Morse Code-Based Electronic Lock Using the Ambient Light Sensor and Fuzzy Controller

Towards a service-oriented architecture for a mobile assistive system with real-time environmental sensing

Addressing the Future Data Management Challenges in IoT: A Proposed Framework

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