Development of voice-controlled IoT home automation

Paramasivam, Sharmela (2021) Development of voice-controlled IoT home automation. Project Report. Melaka, Malaysia, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This report proposes a low-cost home monitoring system using Blynk which enables users to control their home appliances and smoke detector. The project is to build a home appliance monitoring system which was connected to the IoT platform, Blynk. Electricity is one of the essential of human life. The use of power in the world goes on to consider the ways in which we have no awareness of energy consumption. This is due to the cost of further managing, dividing, and isolating. Project development will use voice recognition to control electronic equipment in the home. The data will be communicated in the android application. Consumers will be notified whether home appliances are on / off. Not only that, with smoke detectors, if there was fire at home, users will be notified immediately via android. As the internet technology in Malaysia has been enhanced, the ESP8266 Wi-Fi module has been integrated to send data over Wi-Fi. To make life easier, all systems are now Wi-Fi enabled. This allows users to keep an eye on the system no matter where they are or what time it is. This system uses an Arduino Mega 2560 Rev3 as a microcontroller to control the framework. When a user forgets to turn off the electrical equipment switch, it sends a notification to the Android application, which the user can then operate using speech recognition. It can also assist those with disabilities in managing their affairs more easily.

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