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Design and Implementation of Smart Kitchen

Nikita Singh, Somya Vats, Neha Kumari Singh, Srajal Rawat

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Advancement in technology has made our lives easier. Internet has also become an important part of our daily routine with the increase in number of users. Managing kitchen through automated technology is also on such area where internet, wireless sensor networks are helpful. It can control the basic kitchen functions though not being physically present at home. The market of smart kitchen is expected to cross a mark of USD 7 billion by 2020. The machine can monitor the status of kitchen and send an alert information via IOT network instantly, when the conditions get abnormal to the concerned user. The system primarily monitors kitchen atmosphere parameters for example room temperature, Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) gas level and grain depletion information and continues to be developed.

Keywords: Arduino, LM35, MQ5, Smart Kitchen

Cite this Article: Nikita Singh, Somya Vats, Neha kumari Singh, Srajal Rawat. Design and Implementation of Smart Kitchen International Journal of Radio Frequency Design. 2019; 5 (1) 14–20p

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Cite this Article: Nikita Singh, Somya Vats, Neha kumari Singh, Srajal Rawat. Design and Implementation of Smart Kitchen International Journal of Radio Frequency Design. 2019; 5 (1) 14–20p




DOI: https://doi.org/10.37628/jrfd.v5i1.986

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