Heat Mobi: Temperature and Humidity Monitoring for Household and Warehouse Mobile Application
Marylene Saldon Eder, Kenn Geno G. Malinao, Anna Fay A. Edulsa, Dexter L. Duat, C.M. Recto Avenue, Lapasan, Cagayan de Oro City, 9000 Philippines; · Indian Journal of Science and Technology · 2017
Objectives: To create a hardware and software tool that can be used for monitoring the temperature and/or humidity inside a household and/or warehouse. Methods/Statistical Analysis: The Raspberry Pi3 would be set as a stationary device that serves as a database server to collects and saves the data of temperature and humidity data with the help of the Digital Humidity Temperature Sensor (DHT22). The researchers conducted a testing inside the household and warehouse. This testing is conducted in order to evaluate the functionality, reliability, and usability of the device and mobile application. Findings: Based on the testing conducted, the system is capable to detect a temperature and humidity data, and it can test the place inside whether it is high or normal on a real-time basis. Application/Improvements: In addition, many users can connect to the system that really does help a lot in notifying them to be aware of the temperature and humidity range level that is not anymore suitable for the food, people, can goods, computer parts and others. Keywords: Humidity Monitoring, Household, Mobile Application, Temperature Monitoring, Warehouse