WifiSecureAccess

The "WifiSecureAccess" provides an IoT system that can be used for Home/Industrial Automation, Instrumentation, and remote data collection and logging. Electrical equipments and Sensors can be connected to the smart device. You can, then, configure the smart device to activate (put on or off) an equipment using a smartphone from anywhere remote or automatically or on a timer schedule, or based on the data sensed by the sensors. You can also use this for collecting data and send to a remote computer for either data logging or detailed data analysis. This is a complete management system which includes the management platform, an inexpensive smart device and a mobile app. Users can configure these devices such that an equipment (such as electric switches, electric lights, motors, and so on) can be activated either by scanning a QRCode or NFC Tag or by Google Home Assistant or Amazon Alexa, or from remote by pressing a button on the smart phone. Automatic actuation of the equipment can also be configured either when a condition is sensed by a sensor or periodically when a timer times out. It is also possible to configure automatic controls to activate an equipment connected to one smart device depending on the values sensed by a sensor connected to another remote smart device. Remote data collection and data logging can also be configured. The controller is compatible with Google Home, Nest and Amazon Alexa. So, these can be integrated with your smart home and can work along with all your other devices connected to smart home. This smart device is a part of our IOT system which has an architecture as shown in Fig 1. The device comes with a firmware pre-programmed. Firmware can be updated online. To use this smart device to monitor sensors, and/or to activate equipments and external devices, no programming is required. Everything can be done by configuring on our web interfaces. Our IOT system comes with an app for smart phones. The ports of these smart devices can be activated either by scanning its QR Code/NFC Tag or by pressing a button on the smart phone or using Google Home Assistant or Amazon Alexa.