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ISSN: 2088-8708

Int J Elec & Comp Eng, Vol. 9, No. 6, December 2019 : 5143 - 5149

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DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION

To manage the monitored objects remotely in specific studied area (smart home, health care, smart

grid ...), it is necessary to develop a smart monitoring information system (SMIS), which can be run in

a management system or on the owner's computer. We designed and developed a SMIS with arduino, smart

sensors and RF433 MHZ technologies. The SMIS includes RF emitter, RF receiver, data gathering unit

(Arduino Uno) and controlled objects (attached to arduino Nano), transmission module (GSM).

SMIS operates in real time, at every 500ms the emitter starts the mission by sending a message

to the RF 433MHZ receiver, since the remotely monitored object is included in the monitored area.

If the receiver RF doesn’t get any messages from the emitter, the SMIS send an SMS to the object’s owner

over the GMS module and activates the buzzer to tell that the object is out of the monitored area.

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(2)

(3)

Figure 5. (1),(2) and (3) are SMIS implementation

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CONCLUSION

The IoT-based object control system proposed in this document adopts the 433 MHz wireless sensor

and actuator network as a low layer, which facilitates remarkably reconfiguration and reorganization.

An object owner can implement its monitoring, control and management on site or remotely by a smart

terminal with GSM. Since the object control system combines a 433 MHz wireless sensor and actuator

communication network with the Internet, it can be used for power grid control, environmental monitoring,

or intelligent transportation without requiring major material modification.

Enhancing energy efficiency of the actuators can reduce energy costs and emissions.

After the construction of an object control system, an essential goal of the future is to manage all actuators

and optimize their operation. Our current mission is to study optimal control strategies for applications that

save energy in actuators.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The authors are very much thankful to the unanimous reviewers of the paper and editors of

the journal for their constructive and helpful comments that improved the quality of the paper.

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