IoT based smart home automation system using sensor node

Singh, Haridwar; Pallagani, Vishal; Khandelwal, Vishal; Udutalapally, Venkanna

doi:10.1109/rait.2018.8389037

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“…Sensor array with controller along with Arduino connected with all the sensors includes; Passive Infrared Motion Sensor (PIR), Light Sensor (LDR), , Temperature and Humidity Sensor (DHT11), Magnetic Reed Sensor, Raindrop sensor (LM393), Soil Moisture Sensor, Gassensor (MQ5). Pi actuator containing 12V relay array module work as a switch that can send and receive messages simultaneously [17]. The whole system is dependent on the sensors, there is no interaction required from human.…”

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Smart Home Automation Using IOT and its Low Cost Implementation

Shah¹,

Mahmood²

2020

IJEM

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The use of automation is emerging with the help of internet providing possibility of objects to work itself. With recent advancements to the fast speed internet, IoT will be playing a vital role in our daily tasks in present and future. IoT is offering feasibility and effectiveness to the system that are based upon it. These modern technologies are creating comfort and standard way of living because of its time, energy and cost efficiency. In this modern world, where things are going to be on our finger tips, our daily household appliances will also be controlled with our smartphones. This will allow us to manage the usage smartly, and can help in building of an eco-friendly environment. This paper will conduct a study based on how household appliances may be automated smartly with software applications that are integrated with hardware board. It presents the complete architecture of the system with its working capabilities. Also, it explains the internal mechanism of the system which mainly considers the software application and hardware board interaction. As we know the smart home automation is a costly process, so in this paper we would be looking at its low-cost implementation.

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Smart Home Automation Using IOT and its Low Cost Implementation

Shah¹,

Mahmood²

2020

IJEM

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“…al. [5], developed a prototype for a smart home system to monitor and control some of the home appliances by using IoT. They succeed to send data of lighting, sunblind, gas bottle weight sensor and energy consumption meter to the cloud.…”

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“…al. [5] suggested IoT to monitor and control the manufacturing of a stack of pucks. They employed PLC to obtain sensor dataas the main controller.…”

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Implementation of Intelligent Industrial Controller Based On Fuzzy Logic and PLC

Ali

Miry

Salman

2020

QJES

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The Internet of Things (IoT) makes designing a smart management system is real and easy. The concept of smart management system guarantees a person to monitor, control and manage the system without any waste. Water is a key resource and its management is a major issue. The proposed method is IOT with the fuzzy controller based system for managing tank water level in Rumaila power plant from gas (in southern Iraq). The existing system, designed with two electric motor pumps, supplies a storage tank with untreated water from the river for later use in (reverse Osmosis) R.O. This system is manual without efficient monitoring and control system. This paper includes two implemented control systems; the classic PID and Fuzzy logic with a comparison between them. Fuzzy control is simulated first using Matlab and then developed by Sugeno-based Fuzzy algorithm within the PLC (Programmable Logic Console) environment. The connection of PLC with OPC (Object Process Control) server used by the Modbus protocol while the sensors connected directly to Kayenne platform. Using the OPC and MQTT, the IoT system is built up to publish and subscribe the data from PLC and cloud. Node MCU- ESP8266 is used by wireless communication to link the sensors with router.

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“…In [7], a smart home environment monitoring system is designed with Raspberry Pi based smart home controller, EnOcean/Wi-Fi wireless sensor control network, and smart home PC client. In [8], a solution is developed to control home appliances like light, fan, door cartons, energy consumption, and level of the Gas cylinder using various sensors and microcontrollers such as Node MCU ESP8266 and Arduino UNO. It provides information about the energy consumed by the house owner regularly in the form of message.…”

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“…Also, it checks, the level of gas in the gas cylinder -if it reaches lesser than the threshold, it automatically places the order for refill gas cylinder and sends a reference number as a message to the house owner. However, load control using a smartphone app and using wall display panel is not discussed in [7] and [8]. In [9], the design of a Smart Power Strip is discussed where the loads can be turned on/off using a smartphone app that communicates wirelessly with the microcontroller using Bluetooth.…”

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A Wi-Fi based Architecture of a Smart Home Controlled by Smartphone and Wall Display IoT Device

Khan¹

2018

Adv. sci. technol. eng. syst. j.

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In this age of smart devices, many people are carrying a smartphone with them all the time. When they are at home, most of them are connected with the home Wi-Fi network. In this paper, a Wi-Fi network based architecture is proposed to control home appliances using a smartphone and also with a touchscreen-based wall display panel. The proposed system enables the user to control appliances from anywhere in the home without the pain of walking towards the switch panel on the wall. In this project, the mechanical switch based panel on the wall is replaced by the state-of-the-art touch-based liquid crystal display. Along with buttons, the display also shows current weather and time widgets. The smartphone app and a prototype of the display panel using Raspberry Pi with Android Things operating system is developed and tested.

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IoT based smart home automation system using sensor node

Cited by 113 publications

References 10 publications

Smart Home Automation Using IOT and its Low Cost Implementation

Smart Home Automation Using IOT and its Low Cost Implementation

Implementation of Intelligent Industrial Controller Based On Fuzzy Logic and PLC

A Wi-Fi based Architecture of a Smart Home Controlled by Smartphone and Wall Display IoT Device

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