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IOT BASED SMART HOME


IOT BASED SMART HOME DESIGN USING POWER ANDSECURITY MANAGEMENT
ABSTRACT
This project presents the design and implementation of an IoT-based smart home intelligent system for monitoring the electrical energy consumption based upon the real time tracking of the devices at home. The proposed outcome of this project aims as multiple benefits of saving on electricity bills of the home as well as keep the users updated about their home security with an option of controlling the switching of the devices by using their voice or simple toggle touch on their Smartphone. Finally, this project conserves the precious natural resources byreducing electrical energy consumption.














BLOCK DIAGRAM
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CONTROL
                                                                               

MOBILE
 
 







EXISTING SYSTEM:
·       User monitoring is necessary and voice control is not possible
·       Lack of power management, leads to increase in electricity bills
·       Lack in security needs

PROPOSED SYSTEM:
·       By voice control the electrical devices and the switches can be controlled and monitored.
·       Due to power management, it reduces the electricity bills.
·       High Security is maintained.





HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
·        ATMEL MICROCONTROLLER
·        GAS SENSOR
·        PIR SENSOR
·        IOT BOARD
·        RELAY
·        AC LOAD
·        LCD

SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
·        KEIL  IDE
·        EMBEDDED C
·        VB


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