Smart Home Automation System

IoT Based
Faculty of Science and Technology, Dept. of Computer Science
Undergraduate thesis

Student Name ID Contribution

1. Hasan, Touhidul 17-34413-1 25%
2. ABRAR, M. AUMLANUL 17-34206-1 25%
3. SAIMON, MD.ZILLUR RAHMAN 17-34006-1 25%
4. ARIF, KAZI 15-30698-3 25%

Supervisor: MD SIYAMUL ISLAM

Content
1. Problem definition
2. Motivation / Background
3. Research Questions
4. Methodology
5. Flow Chart
6. Block Diagram
7. Results / Findings
8. Synthesis
9. Future Work
10. Reference
Problem definition

 The existing home automation system is so expensive that everyone can not afford.
They need some combined system with a minimum cost.

 Try to combined all the function in one system.

 Developing countries peoples are strugling to improve their lifestyle. Automated home
is one of the major issue.

 When buying a home automation system, they mainly faced two major problem -
 High cost.
 Not found a combined system.
Motivation / Background / Literature Review

 Home automation makes our lives easier more convenient and can allow lower
energy consumption.

 By 2022, The total consumption spending on smart home automtion system will
reach up to 80 billion USD.

 Today's smart home technology is very expensive. That is why everyone can not
afford home automation system.

 Lightening -> $50 to $70 (LIFX light control)

 Door locks -> $250 to $300 (August Smart Lock Pro)
 Video doorbell -> $100 to $250 (Ring Video Doorbell 3)
 Alarm system -> starts from $299 (Nest home smoker)
Research Questions

 Does home automation save money?

 How are smart homes energy efficient?

 How does smart home will improve your lifestyle?

 How important is the development of the existing home automation system?

Research Methodology

 Primary Research Method : Create an idea for Design and construction

of IoT Based Smart Home Automation System, Data Sheet Read,
Design a block diagram & circuit diagram.

 Secondary Research Method : Hardware test, Connect to wire, Setting

all components in a PVC board & soldering. Assembling the all block in
a board and finally run the system & checking and Operate the full
process.
Flow - Chart

Flowchart 1: Automated Door Lock. Flowchart 2: Fire, Gas, Smock Detection and
Send Alert
Block Diagram

Block Diagram of Integrated System

Result

Result findings

 Save Money.

 Save Energy.

 Prevent Accident.

 Increase Home Security.

 Better Lifestyle.
Synthesis

 Used sensors will be able to avoid major accidents.

 Controlls the funcions remotely.

 Increase Home security. 

 Saving on bills.

 An increase in comfort of the user’s lifestyle.

 Increased life expectancy caused by the usage of these project.

Future work

 Attached a CCTV

 Adding a voice control system

 Occurrence occurred voice alarm

 Using finger print instead of password

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