Design and Implementation of IoT-Based Smart Home Automation Model
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https://doi.org/10.26438/ijsrcse.v13i3.684Keywords:
Cisco Packet Tracer, Internet of Things, Security, Smart Home, PrivacyAbstract
Investigating the feasibility of the development of the Internet of Things and how objects are linked to the Internet to improve our daily lives through the functioning of smart homes is the primary goal of this study. The literature review chapter of this study has looked at the definition, capabilities, and present trends of the Internet of Things. The literature has enhanced our comprehension of this shift as the Internet of Things applications keep growing. We have also considered privacy and security concerns. The framework we employed was created with the aid of Cisco Packet Tracer, a technology that enabled us to establish network topologies and logical designs through visual simulation tools. Ie. The use of Python programming to integrate IoT features into Smart Homes and the IoT architecture to examine the application model. Those tools were also utilized during the feasibility study to build a network model. The primary goal of this research project has finally been accomplished, as we have demonstrated a practical solution to the manual house problem by offering a streamlined home configuration in which devices and appliances may be operated remotely or automatically via an Internet connection.
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