Ecosense: An IoT System for Detecting Suitable and Sustainable Living Conditions

Abstract

The EcoSense project intends to create a sustainable IoT system to detect and track whether living circumstances are suitable for individuals. The system gathers sensor data and measures important aspects including temperature, air quality, and noise level. The degree of sustainable air pollution is determined by air pollution sensors, which monitor several dangerous chemicals including CO and CO2 in the atmosphere. The noise sensor measures the level of noise and pinpoints the source of excessive noise. Environmental temperature and humidity are measured using sensors. These sensors sustainably and continuously track all of these parameters, sending out notifications when specified thresholds are reached or exceeded. In order to assess the habitat’s general compatibility, the sensor data is processed, saved in the cloud, and then examined. Following that, this information is used to give locals immediate feedback so they may decide for themselves how best to enhance their living arrangements as well as the environment and public health. their general wellbeing. This initiative helps to spread the word about living sustainably. The EcoSense initiative has the potential to have a big impact on the environmental sustainability industry. The initiative can assist people and communities in making educated decisions about their environment and taking constructive action to enhance it by offering real-time data on quality of life. The project has the potential to increase public awareness of environmental problems and inspire individuals to take action to safeguard the environment.