A Smart Grid-Based Home Energy Aware System
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Abstract
In this study, we propose the use of a home energy aware system (HEAS) and an intuitive user interface to help household occupants to be aware of the states of different types of power generation and unconsciously improve their electrical use behavior, and thereby achieve the goal of reducing mains electricity consumption. Because of the application of a smart grid and a smart meter infrastructure, smart homes can use various energy management approaches, such as alternative energy, energy storage, and mains electricity. This system employs the National Instruments data acquisition (NI DAQ) energy data retrieval system and LabVIEW software as core programming technologies, providing four power usage reminders: alternative energy use reminder, stored energy power use reminder, insufficient stored energy warning, and mains electricity use reminder.
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OpenAlex topics: IoT-based Smart Home Systems · Smart Grid Energy Management
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