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IoT-based Control Systems
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What is IoT-based Control Systems?
IoT-based control systems are networked infrastructures that integrate Internet of Things devices, sensors, and controllers to automate and monitor physical processes such as irrigation, lighting, ventilation, and security in real-time.
IoT-based control systems comprise 23,115 works in computer science applications, focusing on integrating sensors and wireless networks for operational control in sectors like agriculture and smart homes. Key implementations include real-time irrigation monitoring via wireless sensor networks and mobile-based lighting control using Raspberry Pi. Applications extend to fuzzy logic controllers for ventilation and IoT door security systems, enabling remote management and data-driven adjustments.
Topic Hierarchy
Research Sub-Topics
IoT Smart Home Automation Systems
Researchers design and evaluate IoT frameworks using Raspberry Pi and ESP8266 for controlling lighting, security doors, and appliances via mobile interfaces. Studies focus on protocol integration, energy efficiency, and user-centric protocols.
IoT Irrigation and Agricultural Monitoring
This sub-topic develops wireless sensor networks for real-time soil moisture, water level, and network monitoring in smart irrigation systems. Implementations use Arduino and ultrasonic sensors to optimize water usage in precision farming.
Quality of Service in IoT Networks
Researchers analyze QoS parameters like latency, packet loss, and bandwidth in IoT deployments for reliable control systems. Studies employ simulation and empirical testing in constrained environments like remote mining sites.
Fuzzy Logic Control in IoT Systems
This area applies fuzzy logic controllers implemented via MATLAB for ventilation, temperature, and process automation in IoT setups. Research optimizes rule bases and membership functions for nonlinear system stability.
IoT Security Systems with Microcontrollers
Developers prototype door locks, surveillance, and access controls using Arduino and IoT modules like ESP8266 for remote monitoring. Evaluations cover encryption, intrusion detection, and integration with cloud services.
Why It Matters
IoT-based control systems enable precise automation in agriculture, as demonstrated by Arie Setya Putra et al. (2018) in "Sistem Monitoring Realtime Jaringan Irigasi Desa (JIDES) Dengan Konsep Jaringan Sensor Nirkabel", which supports food self-sufficiency through real-time wireless sensor monitoring of village irrigation networks with 335 citations. In building management, Yoyon Efendi (2018) in "Internet Of Things (Iot) Sistem Pengendalian Lampu Menggunakan Raspberry Pi Berbasis Mobile" allows remote lamp control via mobile devices, cited 161 times, reducing manual intervention. Ventilation optimization uses fuzzy logic, with Shubham Sharma and Ahmed J. Obaid (2020) designing MATLAB-based controllers to balance air quality and energy use, cited 162 times. Security applications like Arafat (2016)'s IoT door system with ESP8266 provide real-time alerts against intrusions, cited 108 times, enhancing residential safety across these domains.
Reading Guide
Where to Start
"Panduan Praktis Mempelajari Aplikasi Mikrokontroler dan Pemrogramannya menggunakan Arduino" by Abdul Kadir (2013) serves as the beginner start because it provides practical guidance on Arduino microcontrollers, foundational for implementing IoT sensors and control in papers like those using Raspberry Pi and ultrasonic sensors.
Key Papers Explained
Arie Setya Putra et al. (2018) "Sistem Monitoring Realtime Jaringan Irigasi Desa (JIDES) Dengan Konsep Jaringan Sensor Nirkabel" establishes wireless sensor foundations for real-time control, cited 335 times, which Yoyon Efendi (2018) "Internet Of Things (Iot) Sistem Pengendalian Lampu Menggunakan Raspberry Pi Berbasis Mobile" builds on by applying continuous internet connectivity to Raspberry Pi for mobile lamp control, cited 161 times. Shubham Sharma and Ahmed J. Obaid (2020) "Mathematical modelling, analysis and design of fuzzy logic controller for the control of ventilation systems using MATLAB fuzzy logic toolbox" advances this with fuzzy logic modeling for ventilation, integrating sensor data for energy-efficient decisions, cited 162 times. Arafat (2016) "SISTEM PENGAMANAN PINTU RUMAH BERBASIS Internet Of Things (IoT) Dengan ESP8266" extends IoT communication to security, using ESP8266 for door monitoring, cited 108 times.
Paper Timeline
Most-cited paper highlighted in red. Papers ordered chronologically.
Advanced Directions
Research emphasizes scaling wireless sensors for agriculture and refining fuzzy controllers for ventilation, as seen in top-cited works, with focus on QoS analysis like Rika Wulandari (2016) for reliable networks. No recent preprints or news indicate ongoing refinements in mobile-integrated controls using Raspberry Pi and ESP8266.
Papers at a Glance
| # | Paper | Year | Venue | Citations | Open Access |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sistem Monitoring Realtime Jaringan Irigasi Desa (JIDES) Denga... | 2018 | IJEIS (Indonesian Jour... | 335 | ✓ |
| 2 | The Effect of the Internet of Things (IoT) on Education Busine... | 2016 | — | 182 | ✕ |
| 3 | Mathematical modelling, analysis and design of fuzzy logic con... | 2020 | Journal of Interdiscip... | 162 | ✕ |
| 4 | Internet Of Things (Iot) Sistem Pengendalian Lampu Menggunakan... | 2018 | JURNAL ILMIAH ILMU KOM... | 161 | ✓ |
| 5 | Operasi sistem tenaga listrik | 2006 | — | 152 | ✕ |
| 6 | Internet Of Things (Iot) Sistem Pengendalian Lampu Menggunakan... | 2018 | JURNAL ILMIAH ILMU KOM... | 135 | ✓ |
| 7 | ANALISIS QoS (QUALITY OF SERVICE) PADA JARINGAN INTERNET (STUD... | 2016 | Jurnal Teknik Informat... | 134 | ✓ |
| 8 | Panduan Praktis Mempelajari Aplikasi Mikrokontroler dan Pemrog... | 2013 | Andi eBooks | 113 | ✕ |
| 9 | Sensor Ultrasonik HCSR04 Berbasis Arduino Due Untuk Sistem Mon... | 2019 | Jurnal Fisika dan Apli... | 109 | ✓ |
| 10 | SISTEM PENGAMANAN PINTU RUMAH BERBASIS Internet Of Things (IoT... | 2016 | Technologia Jurnal Ilmiah | 108 | ✓ |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an example of IoT-based control in agriculture?
Arie Setya Putra et al. (2018) developed "Sistem Monitoring Realtime Jaringan Irigasi Desa (JIDES) Dengan Konsep Jaringan Sensor Nirkabel" for real-time irrigation network monitoring using wireless sensors. This system supports national food self-sufficiency by tracking water distribution in village networks. It has received 335 citations.
How does IoT enable lighting control?
Yoyon Efendi (2018) implemented IoT lamp control using Raspberry Pi and mobile interfaces in "Internet Of Things (Iot) Sistem Pengendalian Lampu Menggunakan Raspberry Pi Berbasis Mobile". Devices connect continuously to the internet for remote operation of room lights. The paper has 161 citations.
What role does fuzzy logic play in IoT ventilation control?
Shubham Sharma and Ahmed J. Obaid (2020) designed a fuzzy logic controller in "Mathematical modelling, analysis and design of fuzzy logic controller for the control of ventilation systems using MATLAB fuzzy logic toolbox" to manage indoor CO2 and energy use. It prevents health risks from poor air quality while avoiding excess ventilation. The work has 162 citations.
How is IoT applied to home security?
Arafat (2016) created an IoT door security system using ESP8266 in "SISTEM PENGAMANAN PINTU RUMAH BERBASIS Internet Of Things (IoT) Dengan ESP8266". It sends real-time notifications of intrusions via device communication. The paper has 108 citations.
What is the impact of IoT on education through control systems?
Maryam Bagheri and Siavosh Kavahighi Movahed (2016) analyzed IoT's effects in "The Effect of the Internet of Things (IoT) on Education Business Model", integrating sensors and cloud computing for augmented reality in learning. This transforms educational institutions via object-to-internet communications. It has 182 citations.
How do sensors contribute to IoT monitoring?
Fitri Puspasari et al. (2019) used HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensors with Arduino Due for height monitoring in "Sensor Ultrasonik HCSR04 Berbasis Arduino Due Untuk Sistem Monitoring Ketinggian". It enables non-contact digital measurements replacing manual methods. The paper has 109 citations.
Open Research Questions
- ? How can wireless sensor networks in irrigation systems scale to larger agricultural regions while maintaining real-time reliability?
- ? What optimizations improve energy efficiency in fuzzy logic controllers for IoT ventilation under varying environmental loads?
- ? How do mobile-based IoT interfaces ensure secure remote control of building systems like lighting against unauthorized access?
- ? What integration challenges arise when combining ESP8266 modules with home security sensors for robust IoT alerting?
- ? How might IoT control systems adapt pedagogical tools in education for enhanced student engagement in virtual environments?
Recent Trends
The field encompasses 23,115 works with emphasis on practical IoT implementations in irrigation by Arie Setya Putra et al. (2018, 335 citations) and lighting control by Yoyon Efendi (2018, 161 citations), alongside fuzzy ventilation systems by Shubham Sharma and Ahmed J. Obaid (2020, 162 citations).
Growth data over 5 years is unavailable, but citation leaders highlight sustained interest in sensor-based real-time monitoring and mobile Raspberry Pi applications since 2016-2020.
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