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A Real Time Vision based Smart Bulb using Image Processing
| International Journal of Computer Applications |
| Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA |
| Volume 164 - Number 11 |
| Year of Publication: 2017 |
| Authors: Dashrath Mahto, Sreeja Nair |
10.5120/ijca2017913412
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Dashrath Mahto, Sreeja Nair . A Real Time Vision based Smart Bulb using Image Processing. International Journal of Computer Applications. 164, 11 ( Apr 2017), 46-54. DOI=10.5120/ijca2017913412
Abstract
In recent years, light bulb is getting smarter because of its smart behavior. It means that it can be controlled via smartphone through a wireless connection and even you may control it when you are not at your home. Now a day’s market place has been occupied with the smart bulbs, replacing CFLs and traditional LED. It is totally differs from the traditional bulb even much more expensive as compare to the traditional one. Smart bulb offers remote control feature along with schedule timer, it means that you have a smartphone as a remote and you can also set a timer to turn off or on these bulbs. Even it can be controlled through GPS installed on your smartphone. It means that when you are a bit far away from your home and you forget to turn off your bulbs, then you can turn off it, your bulb is almost another smartphone that is why it is expensive as compared to the traditional bulb. Now it’s time to replace this smart bulb from new era with much smarter bulb which is going to be proposed, i.e. Real Time Vision Based Smart Bulb Using Image Processing. It will work like a human vision, a bulb which does not require any manual control, it will be operated automatically. It means that it will automatically sense when it should be off and on. When no one is present in the room, then it will automatically off and when you come, it will automatically on. One more feature is very effective in it, is when you present in the room and there is no movement for half an hour, then it will automatically off, because it is practically demonstrated that no one can be totally stable for half an hour when he is not sleeping or when he is conscious. He must have any kind of movement if he is conscious. He must be sleeping if he is not responding for half an hour. It will consider that you are sleeping and bulb should be turned off. Even you may turn off or on this feature as per your desire. Definitely it will save your electricity when you are not in your home or even you are at home. It is intelligent enough to control the system by itself and no smartphone or any remote control device is required. It will be the most intelligent light bulb till now.
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