• Aithal, P. S.
• Chakraborty, Sudip

Abstract

<jats:p>Purpose: Now, artificial intelligence (AI) is booming. Day by day, AI is introduced into the new field. We have lots of expectations for the advancement of AI. In our modern busy schedule, we all expect our everyday monotonous homework to be executed by AI. We are introducing more and more smart devices to do our work smartly. But at the end of the day, all our smart home devices are operated manually. We are not fully satisfied with smart devices. Knowing this, the smart device manufacturer is adding AI features inside their devices. Here, we demonstrate how to build an AI bedroom for better living.Design/Methodology/Approach: We install three devices inside the bedroom. The first is a surveillance PTZ camera, the second is the CPU, and the third is the action module. The camera will capture the events and is transferred to the central processing unit or CPU. It will process the image and then detect the event. Once the event is detected, then through the action module, we trigger the electrical or electronic equipment. Findings/Result:the performance of the centralized system is better than that of distributed individually operated smart devices. Here, we account for two types of performance: the event detection and the action module on the specific action. The event detection module takes much more time due to the processing overhead of the image. We get the result within a couple of milliseconds. Due to the dedicated CPU, the processing is faster than on a cloud-based server, which depends on the bandwidth of the internet. Originality/Value/ Novelty: We studied several research documents on smart homes and artificial intelligence-integrated homes. Most AI homes are built using several smart home appliances operated manually. And there is no centralized control. Without central control, the system could not deliver the best performance. Here, the complete system is nicely controlled by a centralized CPU, which makes it a unique approach to this project. Type of Paper: Conceptual Research.</jats:p>

Topics

• impedance spectroscopy