Smart home automation—use cases of a secure and integrated voice‐control system

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Abstract

Smart home automation is expected to improve living standards with the evolution of internet of things (IoT) that facilitate the remote control of residential appliances. There are, however, several factors that require attention for broader successful consumer adoption. This paper focusses on three key barriers: (i) different underlying technologies requiring an integrated voice-based control for ease of use, (ii) lack of trust due to security and privacy concerns, and (iii) unawareness of the use of machine intelligence by users for exploiting the full potential of smartness. Voice‐controlled home environments are possible with cloud‐based solutions that are being deployed commercially. However, there are drawbacks due to non‐standard voice channels and commands with delays in meeting the required response time for real‐time services. Adoption is also required to meet with the expected goals of simplicity, security, and integration. To address these barriers, we propose a model integrating IoT services and wireless technologies for developing a secure smart home automation with a voice‐controlled artificial intelligence system. We demonstrate the model’s application in a variety of practical use cases, by implementing a secure and smart voice‐based system for an integrated control of several home devices seamlessly.

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Venkatraman, S., Overmars, A., & Thong, M. (2021). Smart home automation—use cases of a secure and integrated voice‐control system. Systems, 9(4). https://doi.org/10.3390/systems9040077

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