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IoT-Based Smart Plug-In Device for Home Energy Management Control application for Internet of Things
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2015 IEEE 20th Conference on Emerging
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5 Author(s) Thanh Dat Nguyen ; Viet Khang Tran ; Tan Duy Nguyen ; Ngoc Thien Le ; M… View All Authors Management System in the internet of
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Abstract Abstract: Identification of in-home electrical appliances is an important task for the
home energy management system in order to surveillance and control the home See the top organizations
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I. Introduction Metadata
Abstract:
II. Background
Identification of in-home electrical appliances is an important task for the home energy
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management system in order to surveillance and control the home electrical usage. In
III. Functionalities of this paper, we propose a Smart Plug device prototype that can that can recognize the
Smart Plug-In type of electric appliances according to the measured voltage, current and power factor.
Our device includes two modules. The power interface with the appliance is based on Click to Expand
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the voltage and current sensors connected to the Arduino Uno. The processing module
V. The Smart Plug-In uses the machine learning approaches such as neural network or K Nearest
Prototype Neighborhood (KNN) to recognize the electrical appliances plugged into in real time. All
of the recognized in-home appliances datasets then can be uploaded to the home
Authors energy management system for further applications. For instance, the system gives a
warning message to the user when the appliance has an unusual power factor or an
Figures outlier in power consumption. This warning is sent via email or mobile phone. Compare
to other commercial smart plug devices, our device has more functionalities at a low
References price.

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Published in: 2018 4th International Conference on Green Technology and Sustainable
Development (GTSD)
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Metrics Date of Conference: 23-24 Nov. 2018 INSPEC Accession Number: 18356144

Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 31 December DOI: 10.1109/GTSD.2018.8595615

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Conference Location: Ho Chi Minh City,
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I. Introduction
The Internet of Things (IoT) is hugely attracted to research and
development because it has been convinced as an unavoidable
technology which helps mankind enjoy a convenient life. IoT is a giant
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network which connects everything includingReading
humans with humans,
humans and devices, devices and devices. The connection is made by a
lot of methods such as RFID, Wi-Fi, ZigBee, Bluetooth or wide area
networks such as 3G, 4G(LTE) and 5G in the not too distant future [1].

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