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IJSREM67177
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Sep 2026
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Computing and IT
G M University, Davangere, Karnataka
Department of Master of Computer Applications
G M University
Department of Master of Computer Applications
G M University
Department of Master of Computer Applications
G M University
The Internet of Things is changing the way we live in our homes. It is turning homes into smart homes where things are automated and controlled. This makes our lives easier and better. We looked at ways to make smart homes and found that they can really help us save energy take care of people who are sick and assist older people. The Internet of Things can do a lot of things for us.. It also has some big problems. One of the issues is that devices from different companies do not work well together. Another problem is that these devices use a lot of power.. The biggest worry is that our personal information is not safe. We read a lot of studies and found that people are moving away from just being able to control things from far away. Now they want their homes to be smart and learn on their own with the help of the Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence.. There are some big hurdles to overcome. The Internet of Things devices need to be able to talk to each other. We need to make sure that our information is safe. If we want the next generation of homes to be good for the environment and last long we need to make some changes. We need to make sure that all devices can communicate with each other and that we have security to protect our information. If we can do this the Internet of Things can make our homes safe easy to live in and energy efficient. The Internet of Things can really make a difference, in our lives and make our homes better places to live.
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This project was a success. We were able to make a house that is both secure and private. We did this by using intelligence and local control rather than relying on the internet. We also found that our system is more energy efficient. We were able to reduce the amount of power used by 18%. This is because the artificial intelligence can use the sensors to make the house more comfortable and it can also predict when people will be using things and turn them off when they are not needed. There are exciting things that we can do with this system in the future. Here are a few ideas: 1. Integration of Generative AI & Natural Language: Conversational Control: Moving beyond fixed voice commands to Large Language Models (LLMs) that understand context (e.g., "I'm feeling a bit chilly" automatically adjusting the HVAC). 2. Advanced Health & Ambient Monitoring: Non-Invasive Diagnostics: Integrating high- resolution radar or thermal sensors to monitor heart rate, breathing patterns, and sleep quality without requiring the user to wear a device.
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