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Preparing a senior design project on home automation


Ella

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Me and my friend are preparing a senior design project on home automation. I have several things in my mind such as controlling drapes, lights, fans with an IOS application.

We started everything from scratch and came up with a great NTC controlled fan and etched it on a PCB as follows (I can't post more than 2 images unfortunately)

 

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However, here's our bottleneck . Although this circuit works perfectly fine and dandy, this is kind of not we want. We want a user to control the fan, which made us realized this circuit is a total waste because it is independent of the user, turns up the fan when the temperature goes high not when the user wants it to turn up. What we really want to implement is using something that can be controlled with a phone and works as a switch.

How do you think we can do this? We have this in mind :

 

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We are writing an IOS app with Xcode and we use ESP8266 Wifi module found from

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to bridge our phone to a web server which makes the connection between the phone and system. Do you think we can go from here? If so, what should we do to make this system work ?

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