Navjeet Kumar
ABSTRACT
The internet of things has many applications; one of those is Smart Power Monitoring and Control Systems. Energy efficient devices can be designed in IoT, which can reduce both, the power consumption and the human effort required to do so. This work has been designed in to implement a smart charging system that automatically controls its behaviour using the webserver and the phone which is being charged. The device being used is a ESP8266, the Webserver which will be stored on the ESP8266 module acts as the IoT platform. As the webserver is platform independent, it can be used on any device, like mobiles and laptops, these devices relay commands, and in turn the web server toggles the charger through the ESP8266 module. This project helps in automatic monitoring of the device and sends notifications to the phone, which is necessary if we want to reduce both the energy and time needed to maintain said devices. This system would be capable of turning on and off only when the device is connected and charge only when needed, and can be further improved to monitor other appliances. There are various modules available, which when paired up with the charging circuit will turn the charger into an IoT based device, like ESP8266, Particle Photon, and other Arduino based modules, but ESP8266 is the most cost effective and also has low power consumption.
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