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IoT Power Track: Enlighten Your Smart Energy

Gourikrishna J. S.*, Ajay Krishnan S. S.**, Mukesh M.***, Sruthy S. S.****, Nisha Evangelin L.*****

*-***** Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Narayana Guru College of Engineering, Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu, India.

Periodicity:July - December'2024

Abstract

Electricity is an essential part of human life. The measurement and excessive usage of electricity raise many concerns. To reduce errors and costs in energy consumption, a low-cost wireless sensor network is implemented for digital energy meters. This innovative IoT-based solution for electric meter monitoring is designed to alleviate manual measurement efforts and increase user awareness of excessive electricity consumption. The system integrates with digital energy meters through a cost-effective wireless sensor network and features a mobile application capable of automatically interpreting meter readings. It goes beyond basic monitoring by incorporating carbon footprint calculations, highlighting the environmental impact of energy usage. By reducing human error and cutting down on energy costs, this integrated solution offers a comprehensive approach to efficient energy management in real-time scenarios.

Keywords

IoT, Power Track, Enlighten, Smart Energy, Energy Management, Energy Monitoring, Sustainable Development, Energy Consumption, Real-time Tracking, Energy Optimization.

How to Cite this Article?

Gourikrishna, J. S., Krishnan, S. S. A., Mukesh, M., Sruthy, S. S., and Evangelin, L. N. (2024). IoT Power Track: Enlighten Your Smart Energy. i-manager’s Journal on IoT and Smart Automation, 2(2), 21-25.

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