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Faculty of Engineering and Technology Assistant Professor, Egyptian Chinese University (ECU), Egypt.
10.21608/iugrc.2021.246398
Abstract
The modern-day smart home needs to learn from its users daily usage in order to qualify as a “Smart” Home to do so we came up with the idea of introducing a smart code which can operate any appliance with no need of identifying the appliance itself in order to reduce the overall cost for the cost as the system does not differentiate between analog & digital components or appliances as long as it is an electrical device it will work fine with the system which results in a smart home that won’t differentiate between smart & non-smart appliances, so the system creates a 3 level way of connection which are: add, remove and disable which simply mean that the user can user the UI to add new components easily which the system will identify or they can remove components from their property that they no longer need or for security purposes disable the component which they do not need at the moment which is a procedure done to enable the user to get access to a smart Home that understands the way they behave and output data that they can use to improve their daily routine and their overall health
Shawkat, A., Ismail, S., & Tantawy, D. (2021). Self-Sustainable Smart Home. The International Undergraduate Research Conference, 5(5), 421-424. doi: 10.21608/iugrc.2021.246398
MLA
Abdelrhman Hatem Mohamed Shawkat; Samar M. Ismail; Dina Tantawy. "Self-Sustainable Smart Home". The International Undergraduate Research Conference, 5, 5, 2021, 421-424. doi: 10.21608/iugrc.2021.246398
HARVARD
Shawkat, A., Ismail, S., Tantawy, D. (2021). 'Self-Sustainable Smart Home', The International Undergraduate Research Conference, 5(5), pp. 421-424. doi: 10.21608/iugrc.2021.246398
VANCOUVER
Shawkat, A., Ismail, S., Tantawy, D. Self-Sustainable Smart Home. The International Undergraduate Research Conference, 2021; 5(5): 421-424. doi: 10.21608/iugrc.2021.246398
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