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Fig. 3. Screenshot of the App where manual and automatic modes are used to control appliances and as well as read sensor data.

Figure 3 Screenshot of the App where manual and automatic modes are used to control appliances and as well as read sensor data.

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Fig. 1. The concept of the Wireless Home Automation System (WHAS) using IoT. Source: [2]. a long time since it has added another dimension to the ad- vancement of of information and communication technologies. Internet of Things (IoT) is a recent communication paradigm that envisions a near future, in which the objects of regular daily life will be furnished with microcontrollers, handsets for computerized correspondence, and appropriate protocols that will make them ready to communicate with each other and with users, turning into an indispensable piece of the Internet. The IoTs have added another measurement to the advancement of information and communication technologies (ICT). According to CISCO [3], it is assessed that 50 billion objects/devices would be connected with the Internet by 2020. The concept IoT aims at making the Internet significantly more immersive and pervasive. Moreover, by empowering easy access and interaction to a wide range of devices, for example, home electrical appliances, sensors, CCTVs etc, the IoT will foster the improvement of numerous applications that make utilization of the conceivably tremendous amount of data produced by such system to provide new services to various organisations, individuals, and other service oriented sectors [2]. This paradigm in reality discovers application in a wide range of spaces, for example, home automation, indus- trial automation, medical and healthcare, automobile sectors,
Fig. 1. The concept of the Wireless Home Automation System (WHAS) using IoT. Source: [2]. a long time since it has added another dimension to the ad- vancement of of information and communication technologies. Internet of Things (IoT) is a recent communication paradigm that envisions a near future, in which the objects of regular daily life will be furnished with microcontrollers, handsets for computerized correspondence, and appropriate protocols that will make them ready to communicate with each other and with users, turning into an indispensable piece of the Internet. The IoTs have added another measurement to the advancement of information and communication technologies (ICT). According to CISCO [3], it is assessed that 50 billion objects/devices would be connected with the Internet by 2020. The concept IoT aims at making the Internet significantly more immersive and pervasive. Moreover, by empowering easy access and interaction to a wide range of devices, for example, home electrical appliances, sensors, CCTVs etc, the IoT will foster the improvement of numerous applications that make utilization of the conceivably tremendous amount of data produced by such system to provide new services to various organisations, individuals, and other service oriented sectors [2]. This paradigm in reality discovers application in a wide range of spaces, for example, home automation, indus- trial automation, medical and healthcare, automobile sectors,
Fig. 2. Basic block diagrams: the two blocks are (a) the Base Station and (b) the Satellite Station. Many Satellite Stations are controlled by the Base Station
Fig. 2. Basic block diagrams: the two blocks are (a) the Base Station and (b) the Satellite Station. Many Satellite Stations are controlled by the Base Station
Fig. 6. Flow Chart of Satellite Station. Fig. 5. Flow Chart of Base Station.
Fig. 6. Flow Chart of Satellite Station. Fig. 5. Flow Chart of Base Station.
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