Design And Implementation Of An Intelligent Monitoring System Utilising Contemporary Cloud Technology
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Design, intelligent monitoring, cloud technology, contemporary, technology.Abstract
It is essential to keep a careful eye on and exercise effective control over the environment in which people live in order to meet the requirements of those individuals who are more concerned about their own safety as well as the effects that their living conditions have on their health and their ability to do their jobs effectively. The rise in the level of living and the advancement of civilisation are the root causes of this desire. In light of this, the purpose of this article is to present an idea for a smart monitoring system for homes by utilising the fast increasing technologies of cloud computing and the internet of things. It is anticipated that the system will make use of sensors and the internet of things in order to establish the connection and facilitate communication. This is followed by the administration of the system in a uniform and standardised manner for the purpose of smart monitoring through the utilisation of distributed computing, which a form of cloud is computing. The construction of the system and its ongoing maintenance are the primary focusses of this project. In order to accomplish this goal, they will make advantage of the features offered by the cloud forum in order to give a method that is both intelligent and dedicated to monitoring the situation. If researchers are fortunate, the findings of this investigation ought to demonstrate that the potential in question is a genuine possibility. A system that is able to accurately identify and respond to fluctuating levels of demand while also presenting information in a timely manner is something that researchers need to develop as part of the ongoing project's requirements. By utilising cloud services in conjunction with intelligent features such as warnings that are triggered automatically, locating faults, and performing data analysis in real time, researchers will be able to accomplish this objective. In order to successfully complete the work, this is the plan that will be followed.
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