Enhancing Indoor Environment with Smart Ventilation

This project aims to improve indoor air quality (IAQ) through a smart ventilation system powered by IoT technology. The proposed solution demonstrates the potential of IoT-driven systems in addressing indoor air quality challenges, offering a scalable and cost-effective approach for maintaining healthy indoor environments. The system uses real-time monitoring and automated control to maintain a healthy indoor environment. The ESP8266 module ensures seamless connectivity and data transmission between sensors and the control system. The system detects harmful gases, temperature, and humidity levels and adjusts ventilation dynamically to ensure optimal air quality. This automated approach minimizes energy consumption while maintaining a comfortable and healthy environment. The system is portable and adaptable, suitable for various indoor settings, including homes, offices, and industrial spaces.

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Published
2025-05-14
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1109/icpcsn65854.2025.11034874
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Building Energy and Comfort Optimization
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Enhancing Indoor Environment with Smart Ventilation

Thirlangi Chaitanya, Poojitha Karedla, B. Manjula, Valluru Pravallika
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Enhancing Indoor Environment with Smart Ventilation

Thirlangi Chaitanya, Poojitha Karedla, B. Manjula, Valluru Pravallika
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Abstract

This project aims to improve indoor air quality (IAQ) through a smart ventilation system powered by IoT technology. The proposed solution demonstrates the potential of IoT-driven systems in addressing indoor air quality challenges, offering a scalable and cost-effective approach for maintaining healthy indoor environments. The system uses real-time monitoring and automated control to maintain a healthy indoor environment. The ESP8266 module ensures seamless connectivity and data transmission between sensors and the control system. The system detects harmful gases, temperature, and humidity levels and adjusts ventilation dynamically to ensure optimal air quality. This automated approach minimizes energy consumption while maintaining a comfortable and healthy environment. The system is portable and adaptable, suitable for various indoor settings, including homes, offices, and industrial spaces.

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Building Energy and Comfort Optimization
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