Smart home control system using Lab View programming language
Budget: $30 – $80 USD
The deadline for this project on 14.12.2022
Project Requirements
1.You are expected to produce with Lab View programming language a prototype of the control system to be installed in the house. This prototype is required to have an appropriately designed front panel that can provide the user with a clear picture of what the system does.
2.Since this is a prototype, you are not expected to include hardware sensors/motors. You are to simulate the system by having appropriate “software sensors” included in your constructed prototype. However, some research is expected in your documentation that identifies the appropriate type of sensors that can work with the system. The prototype has to be designed with this in mind so that actual physical implementation in the future will be easy (prototype modifications must be minimal to accommodate these sensors).
3.As the targeted system is to be built in a networked environment, your system must be designed in two separate modules. The first module will be the main control unit, which will simulate the control keypad, device status (for example, through simple onscreen LEDs) and functions that the system can perform. The second module (a separate Lab View) must be created to run on another PC and is to contain the diagrammatic illustration of all device’ status.
4.Since two modules are to be constructed, a high-level protocol must be built to allow the main module to “interface” (or communicate) with the second module over TCP/IP. Due to the use of TCP/IP, sockets programming is required.
5.You are to work on the prototype individually.
6.You are permitted to make assumptions where necessary. These
Project Requirements
1.You are expected to produce with Lab View programming language a prototype of the control system to be installed in the house. This prototype is required to have an appropriately designed front panel that can provide the user with a clear picture of what the system does.
2.Since this is a prototype, you are not expected to include hardware sensors/motors. You are to simulate the system by having appropriate “software sensors” included in your constructed prototype. However, some research is expected in your documentation that identifies the appropriate type of sensors that can work with the system. The prototype has to be designed with this in mind so that actual physical implementation in the future will be easy (prototype modifications must be minimal to accommodate these sensors).
3.As the targeted system is to be built in a networked environment, your system must be designed in two separate modules. The first module will be the main control unit, which will simulate the control keypad, device status (for example, through simple onscreen LEDs) and functions that the system can perform. The second module (a separate Lab View) must be created to run on another PC and is to contain the diagrammatic illustration of all device’ status.
4.Since two modules are to be constructed, a high-level protocol must be built to allow the main module to “interface” (or communicate) with the second module over TCP/IP. Due to the use of TCP/IP, sockets programming is required.
5.You are to work on the prototype individually.
6.You are permitted to make assumptions where necessary. These
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