Context-awareness application to control multiple sensors for monitoring smart environment
Khamla Non-Alisavath, Somphone Kanthavong, Khanthanou Luangxaysana, Xaythavy Louangvilay · 2017
Context awareness plays an important role that is implemented in smart application. It increases the productivity of smart home as well as pervasive and mobile application. For improving the performance of monitoring human activity that leads us to solve the problem and in order to reduce energy use in case the user forgets to turn off the light, or if we have to take time to walk to the installation of switch control board, this period of time causes long term energy consumption. So that the lighting control system is for the huge energy saving potential. Electricity use quickly decreases when we have the ability to dim lights, utilize natural light, and turn lights off when a room is not occupied. This research introduces a context-awareness application that needs to innovate using multiple sensors technology and a system will capture user's movement with respect location and time context that could be measured with motion sensor and other sensors for improving their quality of their routine life and decreasing energy using rate is the outcome of this challenge for the smart room. The system controls multiple sensors such as passive infrared, light dependent resister and humidity and temperature sensors that we provided to read data from the real environment. Various issues and mechanisms that address have been implemented and tested. Implementation and experiments have been performed where users move in/out of the sensors range, and while adhering to different functionality such as services or controlling multiple sensors.