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Design of an Internet of Things Rain Detector Device with GSM Notification.
Subject area: Science,Engineering and Technology · Area of research: IoT
Abstract
One of the most significant factors affecting the quality of life and activity of the growing population is the climate change. Sun drying, a practice that has been used by man for countless items since the dawn of time, is done for a variety of reasons. These include eliminating all water molecules completely from the items being dried, such as clothing, some farm produce, during construction work, in industries where certain plants used for pharmaceutical or chemical purposes are briefly exposed to direct sunlight to induce some chemical changes in them, and at home when windows are opened to let sunlight enter rooms to remove moisture and allow for proper aeration. The above-mentioned benefits of sun drying are often hindered by rain, especially if the materials being dried in the sun are not retrieved right away. As a result, creating and designing an Internet of Things rain detector device with GSM notification sends a text message to alert the user. As soon as it begins to rain, a GSM notification serves as a signal to alert the user when it is about to start raining by detecting raindrops. The Arduino board in this project system senses the environment by taking input, and it can have an impact on its surroundings by controlling the GSM module. The rain sensor module is used to measure the amount of precipitation. The Arduino is connected to the rain sensor module. To a given mobile number, the real-time results are sent via text message. For text messaging, an Arduino board is connected to a GSM modem.
Keywords
IoT, GSM, Rain Detector, Andrino devices
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How to cite this paper
@article{1703807,
author = {B. J. Luckyn, Grace Chinyere KENNEDY, JAJA, Tamunotonye Tammy, Idahtonye Tobi},
title = {Design of an Internet of Things Rain Detector Device with GSM Notification.},
journal = {Iconic Research And Engineering Journals},
year = {2022},
volume = {6},
number = {3},
pages = {133-138},
issn = {2456-8880},
url = {https://www.irejournals.com/formatedpaper/1703807.pdf},
abstract = {One of the most significant factors affecting the quality of life and activity of the growing population is the climate change. Sun drying, a practice that has been used by man for countless items since the dawn of time, is done for a variety of reasons. These include eliminating all water molecules completely from the items being dried, such as clothing, some farm produce, during construction work, in industries where certain plants used for pharmaceutical or chemical purposes are briefly exposed to direct sunlight to induce some chemical changes in them, and at home when windows are opened to let sunlight enter rooms to remove moisture and allow for proper aeration. The above-mentioned benefits of sun drying are often hindered by rain, especially if the materials being dried in the sun are not retrieved right away. As a result, creating and designing an Internet of Things rain detector device with GSM notification sends a text message to alert the user. As soon as it begins to rain, a GSM notification serves as a signal to alert the user when it is about to start raining by detecting raindrops. The Arduino board in this project system senses the environment by taking input, and it can have an impact on its surroundings by controlling the GSM module. The rain sensor module is used to measure the amount of precipitation. The Arduino is connected to the rain sensor module. To a given mobile number, the real-time results are sent via text message. For text messaging, an Arduino board is connected to a GSM modem.},
keywords = {IoT, GSM, Rain Detector, Andrino devices},
month = {September},
}