Study on Smart Home Integrated with IoT
Keywords:
Internet of things, Smart home, Radio frequency identificationAbstract
The term "smart house" is no longer limited to the centralized, partially automated regulation of environmental systems, whereas the Internet of Things (IoT) is the growth of internet-based services. IoT has more and more applications. The IoT environment is using new technologies more and more frequently. The industrial Wireless Sensor Network (WSN). has already made it one of the uses for IoT is the smart house. Fast advancements in technology and architecture have created a number of difficulties, including how to manage and regulate the entire system and secure servers and smart homes, among others. In this work, the IoT architecture is presented. Homes that can be monitored and controlled remotely by household appliances and devices are known as smart homes. The entire system can be referred to as a "smart home in an IoT environment" or "IoT-based smart houses" when various household devices in smart homes link with the internet using appropriate network architecture and standard protocols. Home automation tasks are made easier by smart homes. In addition to discussing the issues and difficulties faced by the IoT and IoT-enabled smart home systems, this article also offers a few solutions.
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