Digital Twin Based Smart Building Management System
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https://doi.org/10.63665/6gdbbv54Keywords:
Digital Twin, Smart Building Management, Internet of Things (IoT), Raspberry Pi, Real-Time Monitoring, Building Automation, ThingSpeak, GSM CommunicationAbstract
Transforming smart building management into a digital twin technology is operational efficiency and safety enhancement. This paper presents a digital smart building management system comprising an Raspberry Pi Model designed to successfully achieve communication between sensors and device-related activities. Focused features include gas detection alerts, theft detection based on vibration, air quality monitoring (MQ135), occupancy detection (IR sensors), adaptive lighting control (LDR), and temperature/humidity control via DHT11. Early hazard detection is ensured from fire sensors.
Real-time data processing with ThingSpeak integrated it contributed to continuous real-time monitoring. Emergency response would thus use a GSM module. The L293D driver controlled ventilation with both a CPU fan and DC motor. Feedbacks are relayed via real time on an oLED display too. This is a truly reliable, efficient, and safe building management system made possible through integrating digital twin technology with an IoT-based automation mechanism.
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