Smart Energy Management Using IoT-Based Embedded Systems

Abstract

It is possible that embedded systems built on top of the Internet of Things (IoT) may be able to assist us in our pursuit of more energy-efficient practices and renewable power sources. The investigation of non-conventional, environmentally friendly forms of power is picking up steam on a worldwide scale. It is feasible that these technologies might be used to manage, optimize, and minimize both the amount of energy consumed and the expenses associated with that usage in commercial and residential buildings. Embedded technologies that are constructed on the Internet of Things provide an alluring opportunity for intelligent energy management. These systems include sensors that monitor energy use, and the generated data is analyzed to determine cost-cutting opportunities. This article explores the primary components and advantages of IoT-based embedded systems for energy management. Some of the topics covered in this article include the use of sensors, various tools for data processing, and real-time monitoring. In addition, the likelihood that these technologies will significantly reduce the amount of energy used as well as the expenses associated with it is examined. This is done with the goal of contributing to a greener future.