Energy Management for Smart City

Anuradha Manikrao Patil; Sagar Gawande

Energy Management for Smart City

Authors: Anuradha Manikrao Patil, Sagar Gawande

Unique Paper ID: 143757
Volume: 3
Issue: 1
PageNo: 124-125

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Abstract:
A smart home may be defined as a well-designed structure with sufficient access to assets, communication, controls, data, and information technologies for enhancing the occu-pantsâ€™ quality of life through comfort, convenience, reduced costs, and increased connectivity. The idea has been widely acknowledged for decades, but few people have ever seen a smart home, and fewer still have occupied one. A commonly cited reason for this slow growth has been the exorbitant cost associated with upgrading existing building stock to include â€œsmartâ€ technologies such as network connected appliances. However, consumers have histori-cally been willing to incur significant costs for new communication technologies, such as cellular telephones, broadband internet connections, and television services.

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ISSN: 2349-6002
Volume: 3
Issue: 1
PageNo: 124-125

Energy Management for Smart City

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