Networked home appliance system using bluetooth technology integrating appliance control/monitoring with internet service

Tajika, Yosuke; Saito, Takeshi; Teramoto, Keiichi; Oosaka, N.; Isshiki, Minoru

doi:10.1109/tce.2003.1261193

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“…Embedded Middleware Platforms ZigBee [67], [84], [6], [82], [61], [20], [63], [33], [21], [40], [22], [73] Bluetooth [40], [59], [57], [70], [63], [61], [33], [21] RFID [74], [79], [30], [61], [78], [18], [63], [33], [21] The home network needs technologies at the physical layer and middleware to provide control of devices to the application layer. Typically, physical communication media among devices is based on three different groups; structured wiring, existing wiring, and wireless [52].…”

Section: Wireless Networking Standardsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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State of the Art: Embedded Middleware Platform for A Smart Home

Warriach

2013

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Paradigms and techniques that have bloomed in the area of the pervasive computing are general and pertinent. Environments with loosely coupled computational hosts, running heterogeneous hardware and software, associating one another in a just-in-time manner are characteristic of pervasive computing. Pervasive computational environments, such as our future homes are a prominent example of this tendency. In this paper, we present a review of the state of the art of pervasive middleware platforms for enabling a smart home. There are numerous projects carried out by industry and academic research groups to examine embedded middleware platforms for smart homes. There are projects that consider problems ranging from software to hardware issues of smart home technology and associated issues of privacy, security, and social concerns. These projects emphasize numerous functional and non-functional requirements of a smart house. We discuss stimulating and valuable projects in the literature that addressed some of the concerns that are at the basis of the middleware platform proposal. We consider two aspects during the overview of the state of the art. First, we review a number of existing and recently funded research projects that focus on pervasive embedded middleware platforms. Second, we look at pervasive methodologies and technologies that are relevant to the middleware platform.

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Section: Wireless Networking Standardsmentioning

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“…The communication between the cell phone and the Arduino Bluetooth board is wireless. A novel home network system is designed and developed for creating new network and service architecture by connecting home appliances that are networked using Bluetooth's technology with the Internet [70].…”

Section: Bluetoothmentioning

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State of the Art: Embedded Middleware Platform for A Smart Home

Warriach

2013

IJSH

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“…The smart meter is the bottommost component used in general home grid for smart grid services. The recently promoted smart meters, such as Google Power Meter or Microsoft Hohm, can show the total household power consumption at present, but cannot show the power consumption of each household appliance ,to say nothing of information about the household appliances that are consuming power [2][3][4]. As a result, users cannot further improve their power consumption habits or avoid the use of so-called high-power electric appliances.…”

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An Intercommunication Home Energy Management System with Appliance Recognition in Home Network

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In present days there are wide varieties of household electric appliances along with different power consumption habits of consumers, making identifying electric appliances without presetting difficulty. This paper introduces smart appliance management system to recognize electric appliances in home networks, which uses sensing devices that measure current to calculate the power consumption of the appliances. The system will set the characteristics and categories of each electric appliance, and then uses the classifications of the electronic energy features in order to recognize different appliances. The system searches the cluster data while eliminating noise for recognition function-

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“…Numerous systems have been designed for appliances control and monitoring applications [1][2][3][4][5] and most of them are planned to be Internet accessible [2][3][4][5]. Ideally, such systems are convenient allowing end-users to access their residential services (a general designation of residential appliance control and monitoring applications) through the Internet.…”

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A System Design for Residential Services Delivery Over Internet

Lee

Chui

Tsang

2007

2007 Digest of Technical Papers International Conference on Consumer Electronics

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A system providing Internet remote access of residential services has been developed. The system allows users to access their residential services, eg. appliance control, under the constraint that the residential gateways (residential clients) are connected to the Internet through an unpredictable or an intranet IP address. Security schemes are provided for the connections between residential clients and remote clients. The system allows the user to access their residential services confidentially.

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Networked home appliance system using bluetooth technology integrating appliance control/monitoring with internet service

Cited by 48 publications

References 3 publications

State of the Art: Embedded Middleware Platform for A Smart Home

State of the Art: Embedded Middleware Platform for A Smart Home

An Intercommunication Home Energy Management System with Appliance Recognition in Home Network

A System Design for Residential Services Delivery Over Internet

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