A Network of Internet of Things-Enabled Home Appliances

Abstract

A novel industrial or home automation system that utilises GPRS\Wi-Fi technology as its network architecture is designed and prototyped in this article. When compared to existing home automation systems on the market, the suggested solution excels in both scalability and adaptability. In the industrial sector, we deal with a wide variety of cargoes at various sites. Without physically connecting any wires between the loads and the control room, we may control all loads simultaneously from a single location. A GPRS/WI-FI module, microcontroller, and relay are used in this project. As part of this project, the loads are controlled after the GPRS\wifi is linked to the phone. Keep in mind that the microcontroller shouldn't be directly linked to AC loads in this project; doing so might cause the controller to malfunction. We need drivers in order to prevent this kind of disadvantage, We need RELAY drivers for this project since we are utilising RELAYs as load controllers, essentially switches. We have a wide variety of relay drivers available, including the BC547, which connects microcontrollers to AC loads. Through long-distance Internet connectivity and desktop or mobile apps, this system may operate a wide variety of appliances, including alarm systems, ac and DC appliances, and more.