Journal of Control & Instrumentation

Journal of Control & Instrumentation Review Article

Portable and User-friendly Air Watch System Based on IoT

  1. Umesh Pinjarkar Department of Computer Science Engineering, Saraswati College of Engineering, Pune
  2. Indrayani Bhujade Department of Computer Science Engineering, Saraswati College of Engineering, Pune,
  3. Sejal Birgawale Department of Computer Science Engineering, Saraswati College of Engineering, Pune
  4. Suyesh Shinde Department of Computer Science Engineering, Saraswati College of Engineering, Pune
  5. Kulashri Kasbe Department of Computer Science Engineering, Saraswati College of Engineering, Pune

Abstract

The internet of things (IoT) based air monitoring system is a novel approach to monitoring air quality in real time. With the increasing concerns over pollution and its impact on human health, our IoT-based air monitoring system offers a solution to gather and analyze air quality data efficiently. The system utilizes IoT devices like Node MCU and sensors like MQ135 and DTH11 to collect data such as temperature, air quality, and humidity, respectively, providing valuable insights for individuals and authorities to make informed decisions for a cleaner and healthier environment. Sophisticated real-time air monitoring systems have been developed because of growing global awareness of air quality and its direct impact on human health. The IoT-based portable and user-friendly air watch system seeks to give people and communities useful information about air pollution levels. This analysis delves into the technical underpinnings of IoT-based air monitoring systems, emphasizing their portability, user friendliness, and capacity to integrate many sensors to gather data on a range of contaminants. It goes into additional detail about the practical applications of these systems, their importance in reducing health hazards, and the techniques used in their development and implementation. A discussion of upcoming trends and potential enhancements, for broader adoption and scalability rounds up the review.

Keywords

  • DTH11 Temperature Sensor
  • Internet of Things
  • MQ135 Gas Sensor
  • Microcontroller
  • Node MCU
  • RAM
  • Wi-Fi module

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