Kumar, P and Purohit, G and Tanwar, P and Gautam, C and Raju, KS
(2019)
Real Time IoT Based Affordable Air Pollution Monitoring with Smart Home Automation.
In: International Conference on Sustainable Technologies for Computational Intelligence (ICTSCI-2019), March 29-30, 2019, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India.
Abstract
The emergence of the internet of things (IoT) facilitates us to connect all the devices available at home. Also, we can control and access devices and appliances remotely in real time. This article, by taking the advantages of IoT proposes an IoT based affordable air quality monitoring with smart home system that brings controlling and monitoring of devices and appliances, and monitoring of home environment together in real time. The system uses the combination of wireless communication and cloud networking, to remote control various appliances (like Fans, TV), also getting a glimpse of air quality. In order to monitor the home environment, we develop a practical information acquisition model, a network for indoor and outdoor air quality monitoring which can be carried anywhere as a portable device. The portable nodes can sense pollutants like CO, CO2, PM2.5, PM10 with Temperature and humidity and monitor the air quality. The collected data is sent to a cloud service platform like things speak and Firebase for real-time visualization and appropriate forecasting & prediction analytics, Also, a user-friendly Android app and web portal increase the usability of this system. Moreover, when critical conditions occur, an alert is reflected on the android app and on web portal in real-time. Also, system start sending a warning ring on registered mobile.
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