IoT -based Computer Generated Electromagnetic radiation Detector –Monitoring System

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Dr Jagdev Singh Rana

IoT -based Computer Generated Electromagnetic radiation Detector –Monitoring System

Authors: Dr Jagdev Singh Rana

Unique Paper ID: 169048
Volume: 11
Issue: 6
PageNo: 212-214

Keywords: Arduino-Uno IoT EMF Microcontroller Cloud Analytics Gadget EMF detector think cloud Mega board Micro-Gauss Regression mG etc.

Abstract:
The main aim of proposed work is to monitor EMF radiation from Computer and other electronics and electrical appliances. The system is mainly composed of Arduino Uno meter and radio frequency detector, display unit. Arduino Uno work as a controller and converter for voltage level to electric value. If the electric-filed value is greater than the allowed range, the electric buzzer will turn on. A camera module is used to take pictures, a microcontroller is used to process and communicate with Internet of Things services, and a cloud-based server is used to store and manage facial data. The gadget conducts face detection and identification locally using machine learning algorithms, and then sends encrypted data to the cloud for additional processing and storage. This hybrid method guarantees flexibility in cloud analytics and storage together with quick local processing.

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ISSN: 2349-6002
Volume: 11
Issue: 6
PageNo: 212-214

IoT -based Computer Generated Electromagnetic radiation Detector –Monitoring System

Available:https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=169048

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