Integration platform for home and building automation systems

Järvinen, H; Литвинов, А. Н.; Vuorimaa, Petri

doi:10.1109/ccnc.2011.5766475

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“…The application of Zigbee is where, we require, low data rate, low power consumption, low cost, security and reliability [9][10]. Zigbee is used in several field like medical, industry automation, home automation etc.…”

Section: Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Home Appliance Controlling Using Zigbee on Atmega128 Hardware Platform

Kumar¹

2014

IJRET

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The demand of wireless system in home is increasing day by day due to its cost and easy placement and also it is easy to connect with our computer or phone [1]. This project demonstrates about the control of home appliances wirelessly using computer and Zigbee wireless communication protocol. We can control the home appliance like refrigerator, fan, and air conditioner etc. by sending command through the computer. Input will be given from the computer through serial communication. By this technique we can also control all electrical appliances within a room in a building. We extent the concept of controlling the power supply for the devices at remote location at home or industry.

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Section: Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Home Appliance Controlling Using Zigbee on Atmega128 Hardware Platform

Kumar¹

2014

IJRET

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“…An oBIX standard based rule engine was developed for the implementation. It is a further development result of our Java based open Facility Management Server (oFMS) (Järvinen et al, 2011). Thus, in addition to the rule management, the rule engine can simultaneously function as an integration platform.…”

Section: Rule Enginementioning

confidence: 99%

“…To cope with numerous non-interoperable standards, developers implemented first protocol converters between different devices, and later integration platforms, which are able to communicate over a variety of different protocols, and thus function as central servers for the device communication. An integration platform is basically a combination of hardware and software that is able to convert messages from different formats to others and communicate over different physical layers using a number of protocols (Järvinen et al, 2011) (Valtchev and Frankov, 2002). It can offer a high level interface to support information exchange with enterprise applications.…”

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Interoperability for Web Services based Smart Home Control Systems

Järvinen¹,

Vuorimaa²

2014

Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Web Information Systems and Technologies

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One of the problems in smart home systems today is the lack of interoperability on different levels. While applying closed, non-standard, and complex protocols can cause the problem on a lower level, the architecture and design of a common building control system can cause it on a higher level. We present a solution for enabling the interoperability on the higher level in building automation systems with XML based rules and a Web API. To ensure the interoperability, we define requirements for Web services based building automation control systems. A standard building automation guideline, oBIX, is used to provide interoperability on the low level, and adopted for the rule management and description on the high level. The resulting rule engine architecture and implementation are evaluated against the requirements. The solution provides interoperability using standard Web technologies and supports employing several control systems simultaneously.

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“…The Valpas system (shown in Figure 8) runs on OpenWRT-based Linux gateway called ThereGate [22]. The device has WiFi, four USB ports, and integrated ZWave controller for wireless sensors.…”

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A web-based two-layered integration framework for smart devices

Itälä

Tang

et al. 2012

J Wireless Com Network

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The explosions of Internet of Things industry have been bringing more and more smart devices (SDs) into business and people's daily life. This creates new opportunities to build applications that better integrate real-time state of the physical world and requires agility for the software to accommodate customers' requirements. Nevertheless, devices are usually provided by different manufacturers, and applications are independently constructed based on their own infrastructures with little interoperability. Web of Things concept has enabled the interoperability between devices by RESTful web service in a light-weight way; however, it make less efforts to discuss how to integrate devices into complex business environment. Service-Oriented Architecture and Business Process Management approach are becoming applicable to embedded real-world devices and provide flexible service composition. However, it is based on WS-* web service specification which is too heavy and complex for devices and not compatible to RESTful style. In such situation, integrating device into business application with simplicity and providing agility composition of service based on device are significant challenges. We propose a web-based two-layered integration framework that enables SD to integrate with each other via light-weight interface and other back-end applications into agile business process. A real-life use case on elderly care is studied in detail based on the framework.

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Integration platform for home and building automation systems

Cited by 18 publications

References 12 publications

Home Appliance Controlling Using Zigbee on Atmega128 Hardware Platform

Home Appliance Controlling Using Zigbee on Atmega128 Hardware Platform

Interoperability for Web Services based Smart Home Control Systems

A web-based two-layered integration framework for smart devices

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