Design and Fabrication of Smart Home With Internet of Things Enabled Automation System

Jabbar, Waheb A.; Kian, Tee Kok; Ramli, Roshahliza M.; Zubir, Siti Nabila; Zamrizaman, Nurthaqifah S. M.; Balfaqih, Mohammed; Shepelev, Vladimir; Alharbi, Soltan Abed

doi:10.1109/access.2019.2942846

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“…The interaction with Raspberry Pi is carried out with the Webiopi framework which is a weaved cloud service. A NodeMCU (node Micro-controller) based HAS is proposed in [22] that uses Wi-Fi gateway to control various devices. The sensor state and data can be updated using the Adafruit IO cloud server.…”

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confidence: 99%

Home automation using general purpose household electric appliances with Raspberry Pi and commercial smartphone

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This study presents the design and implementation of a home automation system that focuses on the use of ordinary electrical appliances for remote control using Raspberry Pi and relay circuits and does not use expensive IP-based devices. Common Lights, Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC), fans, and other electronic devices are among the appliances that can be used in this system. A smartphone app is designed that helps the user to design the smart home to his actual home via easy and interactive drag & drop option. The system provides control over the appliances via both the local network and remote access. Data logging over the Microsoft Azure cloud database ensures system recovery in case of gateway failure and data record for lateral use. Periodical notifications also help the user to optimize the usage of home appliances. Moreover, the user can set his preferences and the appliances are auto turned off and on to meet user-specific requirements. Raspberry Pi acting as the server maintains the database of each appliance. HTTP web interface and apache server are used for communication between the android app and raspberry pi. With a 5v relay circuit and microprocessor Raspberry Pi, the proposed system is low-cost, energy-efficient, easy to operate, and affordable for low-income houses.

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“…There are a list of research projects that make use of open source hardware platforms. Jabbar et al [12] developed IoT@HoMe, an IoT based home automation system that monitored home conditions and automatically controlled home appliances. It utilizes a node microcontroller unit (NodeMCU) to implement a microcontroller / an Internet gateway that obtains data from sensors and forwards it to a cloud server.…”

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A Home Intrusion Detection System using Recycled Edge Devices and Machine Learning Algorithm

Kwon¹,

Song²,

Choi³

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This paper proposes a home intrusion detection system that makes the best use of a retired smartphone and an existing Wi-Fi access point. On-board sensors in the smartphone mounted on an entrance door records signals upon unwanted door opening. The access point is reconfigured to serve as a home server and thus it can process sensor data to detect unauthorized access to home by an intruder. Recycling devices enables a home owner to build own security system with no cost as well as helps our society deal with millions of retired devices and waste of computing resources in already-deployed IT devices. In order to improve detection accuracy, this paper proposes a detection method that employs a machine learning algorithm and an analysis technique of time series data. To minimize energy consumption on a battery-powered smartphone, the proposed system utilizes as few sensors as possible and offloads all the computation to the home edge server. We develop a prototype and run experiments to evaluate accuracy performance of the proposed system. Results show that it can detect intrusion with probability of 95% to 100%.

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“…Home automation is one of the major areas which came under the impact of emerging IoT paradigm [12]. Smart homes not only provide automation but save the energy consumption also [13].…”

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“…The domestic sector has also been started being influenced by the wave of automation. Smart home is one of the most useful applications of IoT [12]. The emergent domain of IoT is suffering from the threat of cyberattacks, yet its viability outweighs the security risks [18].…”

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A Novel IoT Switching Model Based on Cloud-Centric RTDBS

Farjad¹

2019

EAI Endorsed Trans IoT

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INTRODUCTION: Over the past decade, a significant rise in the number of internet-connected devices was observed. The number of smart devices is continuously increasing. The expanding network of interconnected devices provided an impetus for rapid advancement in the domain of Internet-of-Things (IoT). IoT has recently become a centre of attraction for research community. The development of microprocessors and microcontrollers has supplemented advancement in IoT paradigm. The rapidly emerging paradigm of IoT is facing challenges which render significant impact on its performance and cost. OBJECTIVES: In this paper, a novel architecture based on Real-Time Database System (RTDBS) coupled with cloud functionalities is proposed for providing efficient and cost-effective IoT system. An efficient circuit design consisting of solid state technology has also been integrated with the proposed architecture for enhancing the feasibility of the model. METHODS: The proposed model leverages cloud-hosted RTDBS for developing IoT system. After an inspective analysis, the most appropriate RTDBS was selected. In this model, a User Interface (UI) is coupled with the selected RTDBS. The same RTDBS is connected with ESP8266 which is directly attached with switching circuit based on a proposed design. The UI is also retrofitted with the functionality of recognizing speech in both English and Urdu. After speech recognition, corresponding command is sent to RTDBS and RTDBS updates the relevant instance. The modification of state generates a signal that is sent to ESP8266, and ESP8266 triggers the switching circuit according the signal received from RTDBS. RESULTS: The proposed IoT system was implemented and tested for continuous switching transactions and it purported to be highly tolerant against the threat of malfunctioning which arises due to continuous switching operations. The implemented IoT system was subjected to voice commands both in English and Urdu, and it exhibited the quick responses. CONCLUSION: The results obtained from the scrutiny of implementation endorse the efficiency of proposed model.

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Design and Fabrication of Smart Home With Internet of Things Enabled Automation System

Cited by 169 publications

References 27 publications

Home automation using general purpose household electric appliances with Raspberry Pi and commercial smartphone

Home automation using general purpose household electric appliances with Raspberry Pi and commercial smartphone

A Home Intrusion Detection System using Recycled Edge Devices and Machine Learning Algorithm

A Novel IoT Switching Model Based on Cloud-Centric RTDBS

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