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@article{145936,
        author = {Anuraj Gavathe and Prafull Patil and P.V. Bhoir and A.M. Gavathe},
        title = {IoT Based Smart Home System},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {},
        volume = {4},
        number = {11},
        pages = {794-797},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=145936},
        abstract = {Omnipresent availability of 4G networks, broadband and wi-fi hotspots has caused tremendous rise in usage of smart phones for communication as well as other allied purposes. Thus by making efficient use of IoT(Internet of Things) for controlling various not so smart homely appliances over  smart phones/laptops is on utmost demand. This project IoT based smart home system prototypes an indoor scenario where in appliances can be controlled by a webpage which can be accessed through mobile devices. The focus has been mainly kept upon speed regulation of an actual AC ceiling fan. The system comprises of a webpage on user interface end through which commands are send to turn ON or OFF any appliance as per requirement, the commands are serially received over Wi-Fi to the server. The server in turn is interfaced to a controller (Arduino) which operates that specific appliance through relay board. Above this the system also has provision for controlling the speed of AC ceiling fan. This system provides a cheap alternative to operate appliances remotely in a modern home as it can be coupled to already existing traditional manually operating wall mounted switch boards.},
        keywords = {IoT, Arduino, Home automation, Wifi Module ESP8266, Ceiling fan speed regulation, Webpage},
        month = {},
        }