Next-Generation Smart Homes: An IoT Approach to Home Automation and User Experience

Faster technology development in aspects concerning the Internet of Things is giving a different concept to home automation, developing next-generation smart homes aimed at easing in convenience, efficiency, and security. The paper gives an overview of integrating the technologies of the Internet of Things into home automation systems, with a focus on the development and implementation of intelligent solutions that meet modern living requirements. The different main constituent elements that go into the makeup of IoT-based smart home systems include sensors, actuators, and communication protocols. How these interact to bring about a cohesive responsive home environment is reviewed and analyzed in the paper. Our study focuses on the benefits of IoT-driven automation, such as real-time monitoring, remote control, adaptive learning abilities, and other factors that add to better user experience and energy management. We also take up challenges related to the integration of IoT, such as problems of interoperability, data privacy concerns, and system scalability. This paper provides insights into design considerations and best practices for implementing a successful smart home automation system by performing an in-depth review of current technologies and case studies. The research is going to give valuable views toward researchers, developers, and consumers, addressing the potential that IoT has in order to change home automation.

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2024-12-20
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icaiqsa64000.2024.10882400
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IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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Next-Generation Smart Homes: An IoT Approach to Home Automation and User Experience

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Next-Generation Smart Homes: An IoT Approach to Home Automation and User Experience

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Abstract

Faster technology development in aspects concerning the Internet of Things is giving a different concept to home automation, developing next-generation smart homes aimed at easing in convenience, efficiency, and security. The paper gives an overview of integrating the technologies of the Internet of Things into home automation systems, with a focus on the development and implementation of intelligent solutions that meet modern living requirements. The different main constituent elements that go into the makeup of IoT-based smart home systems include sensors, actuators, and communication protocols. How these interact to bring about a cohesive responsive home environment is reviewed and analyzed in the paper. Our study focuses on the benefits of IoT-driven automation, such as real-time monitoring, remote control, adaptive learning abilities, and other factors that add to better user experience and energy management. We also take up challenges related to the integration of IoT, such as problems of interoperability, data privacy concerns, and system scalability. This paper provides insights into design considerations and best practices for implementing a successful smart home automation system by performing an in-depth review of current technologies and case studies. The research is going to give valuable views toward researchers, developers, and consumers, addressing the potential that IoT has in order to change home automation.

Chandigarh University (IN)
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