International Journal of Engineering Research in Computer Science and Engineering (IJERCSE)

Proposition of Smart Kitchen using Message Queuing Telemetry Transport Protocol

Author : Amit P Chigadani ¹ Apoorv Mishra ² Dr. B M Sagar ³

Date of Publication :7th May 2016

Abstract: Technology in the present world is growing at a rapid speed, adapting to it makes one’s job easier in a way. Concept of Smart kitchen in the field of Internet of Things is making an ample development every day. Motivation towards the development of Smart kitchen helped us to take up this work. The vision of this proposed system is a Smart Kitchen 2020 which automates much of the work related to cooking with lesser manual effort. This system will automatically detect the cooking appliances placed over the cooking area on the surface table and power up the device. Application will behave according to the cooking appliance and will present the controls corresponding to the detected cooking appliance. The cooking appliances are identified and connected to the application using Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT) Protocol. Application can control the temperature, time setting and speed setting etc. of the cooking appliances. This system will suggest the user with pre-defined set of recipes. One can also browse through YouTube or any food recipe applications, right on the cooking surface. Given the input as what ingredients the user has, this system will suggest the recipe that can be made from them. The touch on the cooking surface or table will be detected by android phone and is processed by the application. Thus, our effort aims at bringing the smart kitchen into reality with much of the work being automated.

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