Implementation of an Advanced Internet of Things (IoT) Based Intelligent Energy Management System for Home/Industries
Abstract
Energy crisis is one
among the prime challenges being faced by many of the countries within the
world today. For an enormous extent of the demand of energy in industrial
development has increased tremendously. A lot of techniques are suggested like
an Energy monitoring and prediction system which is an efficient technique to
watch the devices present inside a house or industries and provide notification
about their abnormal behavior. In this paper, we have focused on predicting
electric energy use of home appliances in a low energy consumption house.
Electric energy demands are changed in weekdays and weekend days due to the
staying time of home residents. In this project the implementation of an
advanced Internet of Things (IoT) based system for intelligent energy
management in Industries and the home usage. The users can view their status
threw the IOT based android application and the webserver.
Country : India
1 Danti Srinivasulu
Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science And Engineering, Malla Reddy College of Engineering for Women, Hyderabad -500100, Telangana, India
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