EMAS: Environment Monitoring and Smart Alert System for Internet of Things (IoT)

Abstract

The emergence of wireless sensor networks has enabled new classes of application for distributed systems that filter into many inter disciplinary fields. In the recent years, wireless technology has come up with great advancements and is supposed to be a great venture for the researchers. The recent advancements open up many significant energy optimization techniques in Internet of Things. The smart systems can now achieve paramount level of control of user comfort while reducing use of energy. Our main purpose is to construct smart Environment Monitoring and Surveillance system (EMAS). The system periodically measures temperature, light and humidity levels of the atmosphere.When a critical change in the environmental variables is detected, the EMAS system can notify the user via text message on their cell phone. Thus, they will be able to act to critical changes as quickly as possible and it may be able to intercept effects of the critical change. Results are obtained in the field tests reasonably ensuring that the proposed EMAS system possess excellent package delivery high power efficiency. The main goal of this paper is to bring more robustness and enhanced features in the wireless environment monitoring system.

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