Date of Publication :9th March 2017
Abstract: In the IoT, things are expected to become active participants where they can interact and communicate with each other by exchanging environmentally friendly sensed data or information. Some mention one trillion Internet-connected devices by 2025 and describe mobile phones as the eyes and ears of all those connected things. Through the internet of things billions of objects will interact globally through a public, private internet protocol network. In 2010, the number of physical objects and devices connected to the internet was around 12.5 billion. IoT Ecosystem has given the highest aim for future protection to smart cities, smart cars, public safety, smart industries and environmental protection. For instance, the European, Asian and American governments have found that the Internet of Things has an area of innovation and growth. This paper offers a completely intelligent environment monitoring of the condition of different sensors (Temperature, Humidity, Light and Level) to provide the necessary data to automatically adjust the level of comfort in homes by optimizing energy usage.
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