IoT Applications in Smart Building Energy Management

The technologies that are a part of the Internet of Things enable smart buildings to use energy more efficiently. The main focus of the research is on the use of internet-connected sensors and devices. Real-time monitoring, analysis, and management of energy consumption are the goals of this. Data is gathered from various sources, such as appliances, lighting, HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), and other systems, employing networked systems. This offers the chance for a more effective distribution of energy. The goal of the project is to foresee energy patterns and automatically adjust settings by focussing on the integration of cloud computing, big data analytics, and machine learning algorithms. Furthermore, it highlights how the Internet of Things can help cut down on energy waste and improve sustainability by giving consumers advice and information on how to use less energy. Providing consumers with insights and recommendations helps achieve this. By promoting the adoption of more ecologically friendly energy practices, the implementation of these technologies not only reduces operating costs but also decreases the environmental impact that buildings have. The study's conclusions indicate that the field of smart buildings has advanced significantly, which may help to promote sustainability and higher energy efficiency.