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An Application for Smart Home monitoring Using Raspberry

Abstract

This paper presents a smart home automation system based on Raspberry board. Indeed, smart devices are used in order to accelerate control and monitoring operations. The IoT system that was created comprises sensors that produce temperature and humidity information. This data is processed through a Raspberry microcontroller and then transmitted in real-time via Zigbee protocol to the Android mobile app. To measure temperature and humidity, a DHT11 sensor is utilized. To monitor gas leaks in the kitchen, an MQ2 sensor is incorporated. Lastly, a HC-SR04 Ultrasonic sensor is utilized to manage the garage door’s opening and closing. One main feature of the developed home automation system lies in its incorporation of essential components, including real-time functionality, cost-effectiveness, versatility, upgrade potential, and reconfigurable capabilities. Another advantage is the use of the Raspberry card, which is more efficient, higher-performing, faster, and provides better real-time execution compared to other cards.

Research topics

  • IoT-based Smart Home Systems

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DOI: 10.1109/i2cit57984.2023.11004319

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