Smart and Intelligent Automation Using the Internet of Things

Authors

  • Ravi Rayappa
  • Ravi Kumar K I
  • Sunil M

Keywords:

Arduino microcontroller, Automation system, Internet of Things (IoT), Light Dependent Resistor (LDR), Smart farming

Abstract

This work outlines the comprehensive design incorporating a Home Automation System, a smart farming system, and an intelligent lighting system, all integrated through a wireless network. The Home Automation project focuses on creating a home-based IoT solution capable of managing various devices remotely over the Internet. It describes the development of smart control software to reduce human intervention while ensuring the seamless operation of all home electrical appliances. IoT technology has revolutionized daily life, making devices increasingly innovative and efficient. The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of interconnected devices that can automatically configure themselves. In the advancement of Intelligent Smart Farming, IoT is revolutionizing agricultural practices by enhancing efficiency, reducing costs, and minimizing waste. Smart Farming aims to introduce an intelligent, IoT-based agricultural system that provides farmers with real-time data, such as temperature and soil moisture levels, allowing them to assess environmental conditions more effectively. This leads to smarter farming practices and improved crop yield and product quality. The suggested agricultural advances include breadboards, several sensors, Arduino technology, and access to real-time data feeds from websites such as ThingSpeak.com. An Arduino microcontroller and several sensors adjust power usage according to day and night detection. The primary advantage of this system is its ability to minimize unnecessary power usage, as the streetlights are only activated at night. This approach extends the lifespan of the streetlights and enhances safety measures.

Published

2024-11-26

How to Cite

Ravi Rayappa, Ravi Kumar K I, & Sunil M. (2024). Smart and Intelligent Automation Using the Internet of Things. Journal of Microprocessor and Microcontroller Research, 44–54. Retrieved from https://matjournals.net/engineering/index.php/JoMMR/article/view/1125