A Unified IoT-based Smart Home System: Integration of Security and Convenience Features for Consumer

Home automation is growing rapidly in the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR), providing users with unwavering convenience and enhanced security. This paper presents a comprehensive Internet of Things (IoT) smart home automation solution with a focus on energy management, user-friendliness, and security. Our system includes real-time integrated dashboards accessible via web and mobile interfaces, smart irrigation for indoor gardening, passkeys for door security, voice commands, fingerprint access, night security lighting, and morning alarms. The hardware consists of an Arduino MEGA microcontroller, various sensors (smoke, temperature, humidity, and soil), an ESP Wi-Fi module for connectivity, and additional components. The system demonstrated a satisfactory effectiveness level with an accuracy of 78% based on various tests. The voice assistant bot and accessible dashboard significantly improve user experience. Despite the complexity of home automation processes, increased affordability and accessibility are the aims of this paper. Future work will focus on enhancing real-time capabilities, integrated circuits, data security, and web-based functionalities to improve system performance, scalability, and user accessibility.

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2025-02-27
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https://doi.org/10.1109/isacc65211.2025.10969379
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Energy and Environmental Systems
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A Unified IoT-based Smart Home System: Integration of Security and Convenience Features for Consumer

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A Unified IoT-based Smart Home System: Integration of Security and Convenience Features for Consumer

Md. Rejoan Mehedi, Munyem Ahammad Muyeed, Moslema Hoque Oeishee, Mishkat Alvi, Md. Shariar Emon Shaikat, Md Nayan Molla
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Home automation is growing rapidly in the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR), providing users with unwavering convenience and enhanced security. This paper presents a comprehensive Internet of Things (IoT) smart home automation solution with a focus on energy management, user-friendliness, and security. Our system includes real-time integrated dashboards accessible via web and mobile interfaces, smart irrigation for indoor gardening, passkeys for door security, voice commands, fingerprint access, night security lighting, and morning alarms. The hardware consists of an Arduino MEGA microcontroller, various sensors (smoke, temperature, humidity, and soil), an ESP Wi-Fi module for connectivity, and additional components. The system demonstrated a satisfactory effectiveness level with an accuracy of 78% based on various tests. The voice assistant bot and accessible dashboard significantly improve user experience. Despite the complexity of home automation processes, increased affordability and accessibility are the aims of this paper. Future work will focus on enhancing real-time capabilities, integrated circuits, data security, and web-based functionalities to improve system performance, scalability, and user accessibility.

BRAC University (BD), United International University (BD)
Openalex Percentile: Top 91%
Energy and Environmental Systems
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