Ambisync: An Internet of Things Approach to Room Energy Automation and Optimization

The primary objective of this paper is to design and implement an intelligent room appliance management system that seamlessly integrates hardware and software components to optimize energy consumption and enhance user comfort. The system provides both manual and automated control over key room appliances, including air conditioners and lighting, through a mobile application and an automated hardware unit equipped with sensors and infrared (IR) controllers. The system's ability to adapt to varying conditions, such as changing temperatures and occupancy levels, has significantly enhanced energy efficiency. The novelty of this system lies in its integration of advanced real-time occupancy detection and environmental sensing, enabling appliances to respond dynamically to user presence and room conditions. By automatically deactivating appliances in unoccupied rooms, the system not only minimizes energy wastage but also contributes to sustainable energy management, offering a smarter and more efficient solution for modern living spaces.

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2025-03-05
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https://doi.org/10.1109/esci63694.2025.10988411
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Smart Grid Energy Management
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Abstract

The primary objective of this paper is to design and implement an intelligent room appliance management system that seamlessly integrates hardware and software components to optimize energy consumption and enhance user comfort. The system provides both manual and automated control over key room appliances, including air conditioners and lighting, through a mobile application and an automated hardware unit equipped with sensors and infrared (IR) controllers. The system's ability to adapt to varying conditions, such as changing temperatures and occupancy levels, has significantly enhanced energy efficiency. The novelty of this system lies in its integration of advanced real-time occupancy detection and environmental sensing, enabling appliances to respond dynamically to user presence and room conditions. By automatically deactivating appliances in unoccupied rooms, the system not only minimizes energy wastage but also contributes to sustainable energy management, offering a smarter and more efficient solution for modern living spaces.

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