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The document outlines a project on constructing an IoT-based smart home appliance system, aimed at enhancing automation, energy efficiency, and security. It details the project's objectives, methodology, expected results, and materials required, including hardware and software components. The project is part of the requirements for a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics at the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, and is supervised by Dr. A.I. Egunjobi.

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The document outlines a project on constructing an IoT-based smart home appliance system, aimed at enhancing automation, energy efficiency, and security. It details the project's objectives, methodology, expected results, and materials required, including hardware and software components. The project is part of the requirements for a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics at the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, and is supervised by Dr. A.I. Egunjobi.

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A PREDATA SEMINAR

ON

CONSTRUCTION OF IOT-BASED SMART HOME APPLIANCE SYSTEM

PRESENTED BY:

NAME: NOLA AYOMIDE ADURAGBEMI


MATRIC NUMBER: 20205235

IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE AWARD OF THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF
SCIENCE (BSc)

PHYSICS DEPARTMENT
COLLEGE OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, ABEOKUTA (FUNAAB)

PROJECT SUPERVISOR : DR A.I EGUNJOBI

FEBURARY 2025
INTRODUCTION
The Internet of Things (IoT) has revolutionized home automation by enabling smart devices
to communicate, making homes more efficient, secure, and convenient.

A smart home appliance system integrates IoT technology to control and monitor
household devices remotely using a mobile app or web interface.

This project focuses on constructing an IoT-based smart home system that enhances
automation, energy efficiency, and security.
AIM AND OBJECTIVES
AIM
To design and construct an IoT-based smart home appliance system for seamless
automation and remote control.

OBJECTIVES
 To develop a centralized system that allows remote monitoring and control of home
appliances.
 To integrate sensors and actuators for real-time data collection and automation.
 To implement a user-friendly interface for managing home appliances via a mobile or
web application.
 To enhance energy efficiency by optimizing appliance usage.
 To improve home security by integrating surveillance and alert systems.
 To evaluate the system’s performance through testing and real-time implementation.
LITERATURE REVIEW
NAMES (YEAR) DEVELOPMENTS RESULTS

Smith et al. (2018) Developed an IoT-based home Enabled remote control of lights
automation system using Arduino and fans via a mobile app.
and Wi-Fi connectivity.

Ahmed & Khan (2019) Implemented an AI-powered Achieved hands-free operation of


smart home system with voice appliances with 95% accuracy.
control.

Patel & Gupta (2021) Created a cloud-based home Provided real-time control and
automation system using automation with cloud storage
Raspberry Pi. integration.
MATERIALS
The following materials will be used in constructing the IoT-based smart home appliance system:

HARDWARE COMPONENTS:

 Microcontroller: ESP8266 / ESP32 (for Wi-Fi connectivity and processing)


 Sensors: Motion sensors (PIR), temperature and humidity sensors (DHT11/DHT22)
 Actuators: Relays, servo motors (for automated switches and door locks)
 Power Supply: 5V-12V adapter and battery backup
 Display Module: OLED or LCD display for system status
 Switches & Buttons: Manual override control
 Cables & Connectors: Wiring for component connections

SOFTWARE TOOLS:

 Arduino IDE: For coding and programming the microcontroller


 Blynk / MQTT / Firebase: Cloud-based IoT platform for remote control
 MIT App Inventor / Flutter: For developing the mobile application
 Proteus / Fritzing: For circuit simulation and PCB design
METHODOLOGY
The methodology involves a step-by-step approach to designing and implementing the smart home system:

 Define the functional requirements of the smart home system.


 Select appropriate sensors, actuators, and microcontrollers.
 Design the circuit using Proteus/Fritzing.
 Assemble components on a breadboard or PCB.
 Write and upload code using Arduino IDE.
 Implement communication protocols (MQTT, HTTP, or Firebase).
 Develop a user-friendly app using MIT App Inventor or Flutter.
 Integrate cloud communication for real-time control.
 Test individual components and overall system performance.
 Deploy the system in a real home environment.
 Analyze power consumption, latency, and reliability.
 Optimize the system for better efficiency.
A SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF IOT-BASED SMART HOME APPLIANCE SYSTEM
EXPECTED RESULTS
Based on the project objectives, the following results are expected:

 Users will be able to remotely monitor and control home appliances via a mobile or web
application.

 The system will automate device operations based on sensor inputs, optimizing energy usage.

 A well-designed mobile app will enable intuitive control and monitoring of connected devices.

 The system will reduce unnecessary power consumption by automating appliance usage based
on real-time data.

 Motion sensors and real-time alert systems will improve home security by detecting
intrusions.

 The IoT framework will ensure minimal latency and efficient communication between sensors,
actuators, and the mobile application.
REFERENCES
 Smith, J., Brown, K. (2018). IoT-Based Home Automation System Using Arduino and Wi-Fi. International
Journal of Smart Technologies, 12(4), 101-115.

 Ahmed, R., Khan, S. (2019). Artificial Intelligence in Home Automation: A Case Study of Smart Homes.
Journal of Emerging Technologies, 14(2), 75-90.

 Lee, H., Park, J. (2020). Energy Management in IoT-Based Smart Homes: A Real-Time Monitoring
Approach. Smart Systems Journal, 8(3), 45-60.

 Patel, V., Gupta, R. (2021). Cloud-Based Home Automation System Using Raspberry Pi and MQTT
Protocol. Advances in IoT Research, 6(1), 33-50.
THANK YOU
!!!

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