IntelliPlugs: IoT-based Smart Plug for Energy Monitoring and Control Through WiFi and GSM

Castro, Ronan Cadmiel C.; Lunaria, Mark Adrian R.; Magsakay, Erwin dR.; Leyesa, Marlon C.; Silao, Nickie Emil G.; Jaudian, Jerome G.; Morsiquillo, Edward Joseph

doi:10.1109/hnicem51456.2020.9400116

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“…Moreover, there are implementations that allow the users to connect appliances without in-built Wi-Fi module to a Wi-Fi network. The works presented in the literature [37][38][39] showed smart plugs that come with in-built power measuring and Wi-Fi capability. All these works considered only the smart energy monitoring devices in operation and have not taken the typical user applications that use the Wi-Fi network into consideration.…”

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Wi‐Fi 6‐based home area network for demand response in smart grid

Edirisinghe,

Wijethunge,

Ranaweera

2024

Int J Communication

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SummaryThe past decade has brought prolific developments to power systems that range from large‐scale renewable integration to digital twins. Modern power systems consist of highly variable generation clusters. Hence, monitoring and prediction of power generation has become a vital part of today's power systems. On the other hand, detailed real‐time information of power usage is also a key parameter for the control algorithms used for the demand side management. With this information flow, power systems become smart grids which offer improved service and enable many advanced operations. In this regard, the home area network (HAN), which collects the power consumption/generation of household devices, plays a key role. So far, a number of technologies such as ZigBee, Z‐Wave, and Power Line Communication (PLC) have been considered for the HAN. Yet, widely used wireless local area network (WLAN) technology, Wi‐Fi, was not identified as a prominent candidate due to the limitations in its latency and reliability. However, with the introduction of the IEEE 802.11ax standard, Wi‐Fi 6 was developed, and it demonstrates guaranteed latency and reliability for its users. Thus, with its widespread deployment in households, Wi‐Fi is becoming a natural candidate for HAN. In this article, we present a comprehensive HAN protocol based on Wi‐Fi 6 which can achieve guaranteed latency and reliability for HAN users. The results show that when an efficient resource allocation mechanism is in place, using Wi‐Fi for HAN does not adversely affect the other Wi‐Fi users in the normal WLAN.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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Wi‐Fi 6‐based home area network for demand response in smart grid

Edirisinghe,

Wijethunge,

Ranaweera

2024

Int J Communication

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“…IoT devices offer many connectivity options in energy infrastructure, helping to monitor all essential energy assets to achieve efficient energy use. Today, it is a technology that has become a benchmark for data collection and processing systems [24][25][26][27].…”

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Designing a Comprehensive and Flexible Architecture to Improve Energy Efficiency and Decision-Making in Managing Energy Consumption and Production in Panama

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In recent years, the integration of new elements to the electric grid, such as electric vehicles and renewable energies, requires the evolution of the electric grid as we know it, making it necessary to optimize the processes of production, distribution, and storage of energy. This situation gives rise to introducing the so-called Smart Grids (SG), which would allow a balance between energy supply and demand, thus enabling a system in which the consumer will also become a producer of its surplus energy. Under this scenario, this work proposes an architecture whose technological components, such as the internet of things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, and mobile applications, allow users to address the problem of consumption and production of electricity. In the experiments conducted, results were obtained from the components that support the functionality of the proposed platform.

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