Data logger for IoT system

Zamri, Amirul Haqim (2021) Data logger for IoT system. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Data Logger for IoT System is a product that will programmed using a specific sensor which will be implemented to company environment and will not use a lot of cost in term of installing the technology. Data Logger for IoT System allow multiple sensors to be connected for this project, this system used a sensor that can detect the current temperature and humidity around the area. It also equipped with gas sensor to detect any gas leakage on the surrounding. The problem statement states that data logger available on the market needs high installation and maintenance fees. Which caused a difficulty for small company to install a data logger on their company to monitor the condition of their premises. Based on the problem statement, Data Logger for IoT System is proposed to develop with the objectives to implement a lower cost data logger. Other than that, to integrate the system with the database for it to save the data. Furthermore, it is also designed to notify the user through phone if the temperature exceeds the set limit. To ensure the project can be successfully developed, the Prototyping Model has been used. The reason is, prototyping model are used for software development model that required of building the prototype, tested, and modified until it become an acceptable prototype for the end user to use. Result obtained from this project is, the system can collect data by using a specific sensor and saved the data into a database. Other than that, user will be notify if the data collected from the sensor exceeds the limit set. All the data that has been saved inside the database can be shown to the user by using a simple user interface.

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