A step towards Home Automation using IOT

Singh, Harsh Kumar; Verma, Saurabh; Pal, Shashank; Pandey, Kavita

doi:10.1109/ic3.2019.8844945

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“…In [15], the authors utilize a Wi-Fi enabled MC to control electrical appliances via relay switches. The system comprises of a user application, a server, a database, and a switching element.…”

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Home Automation using Augmented Reality (HAAR)

El-Moursy

Sibai

Rehman

et al. 2021

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The development of Smart Home Controllers has seen rapid growth in recent years, especially for smart devices, that can utilize the Internet of Things (IoT). However, a large portion of the household devices and appliances already in use, are not IoT enabled, and therefore, requires their default control mechanisms for the devices to operate. This paper proposes a smart appliance controller that uses Augmented Reality, MQTT, and other up-to-date platforms to control aftermarket home appliances in the most efficient manner. The proposed work integrates mobile AR with IoT, to control household appliances, with the help of infrared (IR) signals. The characteristics of the system are evaluated through a series of tests and performance measures. The results of the test highlight th quick response time of MQTT for the implementation of a Home Automation System, when compared to the request-reply protocol: CoAP (4 times as fast).

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Home Automation using Augmented Reality (HAAR)

El-Moursy

Sibai

Rehman

et al. 2021

Preprint

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“…The input component of a transducer is sound, which is converted to an electrical pulse. The electric microphone captures your claps, coughs, even the sound of a book being knocked off the table [1][2][3]. Home automation is gaining popularity as a result of its multiple advantages.…”

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Sound Control Home Automation

Baliyan¹

2022

IJSREM

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This is a sound control home automation project that uses sound to turn on or off any electrical circuit. This is a circuit that works by creating sound from a distance. When a person claps or makes a sound that can be caught by a condenser microphone, the circuit's output light turns on. If another person claps, the light will turn off. The basic idea behind this project is that the condenser microphone catches up your claps, coughs, and the sound of a book being knocked off the table. It generates a weak electrical signal that is amplified by the transistor stage that follows. Each signal changes the state of two transistors coupled in a bistable multivibrator. One of these transistors controls a bulb through a heavier transistor. This is a sound-activated switch. Sound, for example, may be used to turn on or off a fan, a fluorescent light, a television, and other equipment.

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“…Appliances can be controlled remotely in autonomous mode or through user inputs. In autonomous mode, action is taken based on real-time sensor data [7]. The Bluetooth enabled embedded control unit for covid free smart home is developed which is paired with Mobile App to access functionality.…”

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Design of low cost IoT enabled embedded control system for covid free smart home

Singh

Jindal

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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In the era of automation, the Internet of Things (IoT) has come up as a solution and innovation for many applications to improve the basic facilities required in the day-to-day routine. IoT, itself is the interconnectivity of different physical devices with the help of wireless networks e.g., Bluetooth, Wi-Fi without human intervention. The low-cost embedded control unit for Covid free Smart Home is based on the idea of home automation by keeping the current situation of the Covid pandemic in mind. Irradiation of Ultraviolet C (UVC) spectrum is used to sanitize household goods, where convectional sanitization process is not suitable. Simple home automation means controlling or monitoring different electronic/electrical home appliances, devices, and other such things with smartphones or by doing sensor-based operations. All the required devices are connected with one embedded control unit which is managed through a mobile app. This functionality can be accessed either by manually operating a mobile app or with voice assistants e.g., Alexa or Google Assistant, etc. The basic point of communication among devices is based on real-time sensor inputs, which trigger the devices for action and react as per requirements. Ambient light sensors are used to control the on/off the functionality of lights based on the intensity of light present naturally. In this scenario, lights will be switched off in day mode and switched on in night mode. Advancement in wireless technologies enables the researchers to apply various modes of communications among the sensors, gateway, and applications. Bluetooth, Wireless sensor network (WSN), Wi-Fi, Global system for mobile communication (GSM) are a few of them, which are being used either in sensing nodes or in communication gateway to make home automation free of the wired network.

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A step towards Home Automation using IOT

Cited by 46 publications

References 8 publications

Home Automation using Augmented Reality (HAAR)

Home Automation using Augmented Reality (HAAR)

Sound Control Home Automation

Design of low cost IoT enabled embedded control system for covid free smart home

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