Smart industry pollution monitoring and controlling using LabVIEW based IoT

Swain, Kunjabihari; Santamanyu, G.; Senapati, Amiya Ranjan

doi:10.1109/ssps.2017.8071568

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“…The system can monitor the following parameters: temperature, gas concentration, and the presence of smoke due to fire, as well as an audible warning when exceeding normal values. Reference [132]'s work was created in the given tool, which uses a sensor of the MG-811 series for CO 2 sensing [133]. Online solutions for monitoring environmental parameters using Internet of Things (IoT) techniques help to collect values of parameters, such as pH, temperature, humidity, and CO 2 concentration.…”

Section: Gas Sensors (Smallest and Low-cost)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The use of sensors allows intensive control of environmental pollution caused by industrial manufacturing. Reference [132] deals with the control of pollution caused by the untreated disposal of waste. In the measurement of air pollution in Reference [134], the author uses the sensor MQ-135 for sensing ambient gases around the landfill.…”

Section: Gas Sensors (Smallest and Low-cost)mentioning

confidence: 99%

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The review discusses the possibilities of different driving mechanisms and sensors of spherical robots, and a special kind of mobile robots is introduced and discussed. The sensors discussed can expand robots’ sensing capabilities which are typically very limited. Most spherical robots have holonomic characteristics and protect the inner environment using a shell. Today, there are a diversity of driving mechanisms. Therefore, this article provides a review of all of them and identifies their basic properties. Accordingly, many spherical robots have only inner sensors for moving, balancing, driving, etc. However, a few of them are also equipped with sensors that can measure environmental properties. Therefore, in this paper, we propose the possibility of using such sensors as cameras, LiDARs, thermocouples, and gas sensors, which can be used for special purposes underground, for example, in mines, underground tunnels, or road tunnels. After combining all components are combined, it is possible to design a special type of spherical robot designed for underground exploration, such as accidents in mines or road tunnels.

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“…The DHT11 in Figure 5 (a) is an ultra-low-cost temperature and capacitive humidity sensor with an integrated analog to digital converter of 8-bit resolution [11,12,13]. It can detect relative humidity between 20 and 90 % RH within the temperature compensation of 0 to 50°C with an accuracy of ± 5 %.…”

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IoT-Based Real-Time Monitoring System for a Smart Energy House

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“…IoT can form virtual connections which can be applied to household appliances, automobiles, healthcare, transport networks and intelligent cities, making them more efficient in terms of time and resource optimization [6]. A clear example of this are the companies John Deere and UPS, where IoT is used to monitor their fleets and transport assignments, and to reduce costs.…”

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System for Monitoring and Controlling Industrial Lighting with Amazon Alexa

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Intelligent devices, used along with sensors, are becoming more commonplace in industrial contexts. One such device, Amazon Echo (which runs Amazon Alexa), can be used to interact with other industrial systems via voice commands. Taking advantage of this, a skill to control the illumination system of a company has been developed, while also being able to measure power consumption in real time. Besides Echo, the system employs easily obtainable electronic components such as NodeMCU4 and Sonoff Pow, while running open-source software like IDE Arduino and Amazon Developer. Besides the voice commands, the system can be controlled via a cell phone touch app and a manual system. Tests show the skill successfully controls the illumination system and provides accurate power consumption data in real time. This skill can also be replicated in other industrial contexts.

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Smart industry pollution monitoring and controlling using LabVIEW based IoT

Cited by 16 publications

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Spherical Robots for Special Purposes: A Review on Current Possibilities

Spherical Robots for Special Purposes: A Review on Current Possibilities

IoT-Based Real-Time Monitoring System for a Smart Energy House

System for Monitoring and Controlling Industrial Lighting with Amazon Alexa

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