Methodology for the Design and Programming Methods for a Smart Home

The concept of a "smart home" is important because each homeowner has his own vision and needs. The article discusses the stages of implementing the "smart home" system, conducts a comparative analysis of wired and wireless systems, and determines the main requirements of the own...

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Main Authors: Al-Araji, Zainab Hussam, Mutar, Sarah M.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Costs
decentralized and centralized
Electricity Consumers
Energy Supply
Power supplies
Programming
Reliability engineering
Smart Home System
Smart homes
Sockets
Wireless communication
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Summary:The concept of a "smart home" is important because each homeowner has his own vision and needs. The article discusses the stages of implementing the "smart home" system, conducts a comparative analysis of wired and wireless systems, and determines the main requirements of the owners of the system. It also touches on opportunities such as improving lighting, home security, remote management using mobile devices, and reducing the cost of home maintenance. The problem of omission by designers to calculate the electrical loads has a significant impact on the reliability and accuracy of the design. Therefore, we suggest looking at the loads, collecting them, and determining which of them requires operation throughout the day on two systems according to their importance and required operating hours by analyzing the loads consumed by the residents of the "smart home" and automating most of the processes, allowing you to save money, ensure safety, and increase comfort.
ISSN:2831-753X
DOI:10.1109/IICETA57613.2023.10351480