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Iot Enabled Smart Lighting System For Smart Cities

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  • Sindhu M.K
  • Devika G

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Home automation system achieved great popularly in the last decades and it is still an attractive and confidential area of research.by increasing the quality and comfort of life.IOT with embedded lithology is a growing research network of everyday object from industrial machine to consumer home appliances, which share information and has minimum computation tasks. While areas are busy with other activities or task .another activity can be achievable remedy using tax concept, the IOT aims to only everything in our world under common infrastructure giving as not only control of things around us, but also keeping us informal of life state of the things.This capacity can be used for automating the systems like smart homes or precision agriculture which have a social relavance.it is observed that the IOT has been used extensively for building smart homes.smart homes automation of activities such as controlling lighting heating and others. This paper is an effort in such direction how to and how the IOT based smart home lighting automation system are built and its implementation.the main objective of this paper is to proved an overview of IOT there architecture usage in the application of lighting system and few design of the same discussed. The working principle of different architectural model of various researches are mentioned with communication techniques such as Zigbee wi-fi Bluetooth and GSM are studied and compared.so the users can choose their own choice of technology to build home lighting automated system. Moreover, in this research work the survey of different home lighting automation systems are discussed.

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  • Sindhu M.K & Devika G, 2018. "Iot Enabled Smart Lighting System For Smart Cities," International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology, International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology, vol. 4(6), pages 349-355, May.
  • Handle: RePEc:jbh:ijsrcs:v4:y2018:i6:id:hcseit184666
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