Cost-Efficient Self-Controlled Automated Home Management System in the IoT Context

IoT (Internet of Things) technologies to bolster residential security, safety, and sustainability. By leveraging facial recognition for door access, enhancing fire safety monitoring, and integrating energy harvesting, it aims to create more resilient and eco-friendly residential environments. These innovations offer comprehensive solutions to address evolving challenges and optimize residential living. A CESC-AHMS, a sophisticated model integrating diverse hardware components and advanced software programming for enhanced residential security, convenience, and energy efficiency. The CESC-AHMS includes live streaming from cameras, detection of motion, monitoring of temperature and humidity, along with automation features for rooms and windows. Through Raspberry Pi and Arduino microcontroller integration, the system offers real-time alerts and remote access capabilities, empowering homeowners to efficiently manage their living environments. The CESC- AHMS protocol outperforms existing methods in packet delivery, throughput, delay, routing overhead, and energy efficiency. The experimental results underscore the effectiveness of the CESC-AHMS model in optimizing IoT network design and configuration for reliable and efficient communication in smart home environments.

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2025-03-27
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icfts62006.2025.11032050
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Wireless Sensor Networks and IoT
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Cost-Efficient Self-Controlled Automated Home Management System in the IoT Context

Shilpa B. Sahare, Raman Sankar, Hani Attar, J. Sivakumar et al.
Wireless Sensor Networks and IoT
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Cost-Efficient Self-Controlled Automated Home Management System in the IoT Context

Shilpa B. Sahare, Raman Sankar, Hani Attar, J. Sivakumar, M. Dinesh, R. T.
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Abstract

IoT (Internet of Things) technologies to bolster residential security, safety, and sustainability. By leveraging facial recognition for door access, enhancing fire safety monitoring, and integrating energy harvesting, it aims to create more resilient and eco-friendly residential environments. These innovations offer comprehensive solutions to address evolving challenges and optimize residential living. A CESC-AHMS, a sophisticated model integrating diverse hardware components and advanced software programming for enhanced residential security, convenience, and energy efficiency. The CESC-AHMS includes live streaming from cameras, detection of motion, monitoring of temperature and humidity, along with automation features for rooms and windows. Through Raspberry Pi and Arduino microcontroller integration, the system offers real-time alerts and remote access capabilities, empowering homeowners to efficiently manage their living environments. The CESC- AHMS protocol outperforms existing methods in packet delivery, throughput, delay, routing overhead, and energy efficiency. The experimental results underscore the effectiveness of the CESC-AHMS model in optimizing IoT network design and configuration for reliable and efficient communication in smart home environments.

Zarqa University (JO), Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Saveetha University (IN)
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