This paper introduces a mobile phone short message control method in smart home based on GSM (Global System for Mobile communications). AT commands and the system structure is illustrated in detail. The hardware syste...This paper introduces a mobile phone short message control method in smart home based on GSM (Global System for Mobile communications). AT commands and the system structure is illustrated in detail. The hardware system including STC89C51 and TC35i is presented. The software framework is also analyzed clearly in this paper. In addition, some other potential application areas and its direction of development in future are given at last.展开更多
With the rapid development of Internet of things(IoT)technologies,smart home systems are getting more and more popular in our daily life.Besides provid-ing convenient functionality and tangible benefits,smart home sys...With the rapid development of Internet of things(IoT)technologies,smart home systems are getting more and more popular in our daily life.Besides provid-ing convenient functionality and tangible benefits,smart home systems expose users to security risks.In this paper,we proposed SHGuard,an anomaly detection approach based on power usage data exposed from wireless commu-nications in the smart home system.SHGuard monitors and collects the electricity-usage data sent from the smart sockets.Based on the collected data,we developed a method to identify/infer the type of device and formally defined the user behavior pattern according to the device event features,e.g.,frequent sequence pattern set,the support degree,the sequence length and the occurrence time of the power changing event.SHGuard extracts and builds the normal behavior pattern during the initialization stage.It continuously infers the smart devices’states by monitoring the electricity usage data and updates the user behavior patterns.Any abnormal behaviors will be detected once the current user behavior pattern deviates from the original pattern.We prototyped our method and evaluated SHGuard using UCI dataset.The experiment results illustrated the efficiency of SHGuard.展开更多
Daily activities have become more efficient and convenient with home automation. There are many different home automation devices in the market for consumers to enjoy their home for being smarter, resourceful, and rem...Daily activities have become more efficient and convenient with home automation. There are many different home automation devices in the market for consumers to enjoy their home for being smarter, resourceful, and remotely accessible. However, current home automation protocols lack extensibility and compatibility. In this paper, we propose a protocol standard for home automation system called Home Automation Device Protocol (HADP). This protocol standard aims for the interoperability of home automation devices across different platforms. Based on the IFTTT (IF-This-Then-That) model, we define a set of device communication protocols where devices’ triggers and actions are combined to generate and manage interactions through a central node. The proposed protocol standard offers low power consumption and low bandwidth requirements using the minimum data packets to trigger an action on a home automation device. The protocol supports various communication mediums such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.2, ZigBee IP, 6LoWPAN, IEEE 802.15.4 standards, and Ethernet orany network layer supporting IPv6 protocol.展开更多
文摘This paper introduces a mobile phone short message control method in smart home based on GSM (Global System for Mobile communications). AT commands and the system structure is illustrated in detail. The hardware system including STC89C51 and TC35i is presented. The software framework is also analyzed clearly in this paper. In addition, some other potential application areas and its direction of development in future are given at last.
基金supported in part by the National Key R&D Program of China(No.2017YFB0802400)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.61402029,61871023,U11733115).
文摘With the rapid development of Internet of things(IoT)technologies,smart home systems are getting more and more popular in our daily life.Besides provid-ing convenient functionality and tangible benefits,smart home systems expose users to security risks.In this paper,we proposed SHGuard,an anomaly detection approach based on power usage data exposed from wireless commu-nications in the smart home system.SHGuard monitors and collects the electricity-usage data sent from the smart sockets.Based on the collected data,we developed a method to identify/infer the type of device and formally defined the user behavior pattern according to the device event features,e.g.,frequent sequence pattern set,the support degree,the sequence length and the occurrence time of the power changing event.SHGuard extracts and builds the normal behavior pattern during the initialization stage.It continuously infers the smart devices’states by monitoring the electricity usage data and updates the user behavior patterns.Any abnormal behaviors will be detected once the current user behavior pattern deviates from the original pattern.We prototyped our method and evaluated SHGuard using UCI dataset.The experiment results illustrated the efficiency of SHGuard.
文摘Daily activities have become more efficient and convenient with home automation. There are many different home automation devices in the market for consumers to enjoy their home for being smarter, resourceful, and remotely accessible. However, current home automation protocols lack extensibility and compatibility. In this paper, we propose a protocol standard for home automation system called Home Automation Device Protocol (HADP). This protocol standard aims for the interoperability of home automation devices across different platforms. Based on the IFTTT (IF-This-Then-That) model, we define a set of device communication protocols where devices’ triggers and actions are combined to generate and manage interactions through a central node. The proposed protocol standard offers low power consumption and low bandwidth requirements using the minimum data packets to trigger an action on a home automation device. The protocol supports various communication mediums such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.2, ZigBee IP, 6LoWPAN, IEEE 802.15.4 standards, and Ethernet orany network layer supporting IPv6 protocol.