VACUUM CLEANER USING IOT

Presented By
Kommineni Sujana (21H75A0443)
Mohammad Karishma (20H71A04C7)
Shaik Salman (21H71A04E7)
Varla Raju (20H71A04E3)
Under the Esteemed Guidance of
Dr.M.Anil Kumar,M.Tech, PhD

Associate Professor

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

 CONTENTS

• STATEMENT OF PROBLEM
• ABSTRACT
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INTRODUCTION
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KEY FINDINGS
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LITERATURE SURVEY
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BLOCK DIAGRAM
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HARDWARE REQUIREMENT
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SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT
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ADVANTAGES
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APPLICATIONS
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REFERENCES
 STATEMENT OF PROBLEM

• In contemporary households, traditional vacuum cleaners often lack the intelligence to adapt to the
dynamic cleaning needs of modern lifestyles. The absence of connectivity and smart features hinders
the optimization of cleaning process.
• As a result, users face challenges in maintaining a consistently clean environment due to factors such
as inefficient scheduling, lack of real-time monitoring, and the inability to integrate with smart home
ecosystems.
• This project aims to address these limitations by developing an IoT-enabled vacuum cleaner that
leverages connectivity, sensors, and intelligent algorithms to revolutionize the way homes are cleaned.
The primary focus is on enhancing efficiency, user experience, and energy conservation by
introducing remote control capabilities, real-time monitoring, and seamless integration with other
smart home devices.
• Enhancing Home Cleaning Efficiency through IoT-enabled Vacuum Cleaner.
 ABSTRACT

• The integration of Internet of Things (IoT) technology with vacuum cleaners presents a paradigm
shift in household cleaning systems, offering unprecedented convenience, efficiency, and
customization.
• This project explores the design and implementation of an IoT-enabled vacuum cleaner, which
leverages connectivity, data analytics, and automation to revolutionize traditional cleaning practices.
The vacuum cleaner is equipped with sensors for environmental perception and mapping, enabling
autonomous navigation and cleaning of predefined areas.
• Users can remotely control the device through a smartphone app, allowing for on-demand cleaning,
scheduling, and monitoring of cleaning progress.
• Energy-efficient algorithms and smart power management ensure optimal performance while
minimizing power consumption. Through continuous data analysis, insights into cleaning
effectiveness, usage patterns, and maintenance requirements are gleaned, enabling further refinement
and enhancement of the vacuum cleaner's performance. This IoT-enabled vacuum cleaner not only
simplifies household chores but also sets a new standard for intelligent and connected cleaning
solutions in the era of smart homes.
 INTRODUCTION

• In recent years, the Internet of Things (IoT) has revolutionized various aspects of daily life by
enabling connectivity and intelligence in traditionally mundane devices.
• The vacuum cleaner stands out as a prime candidate for IoT enhancement due to its widespread use
and potential for automation.
• Traditional vacuum cleaners have served households well for decades, but they often lack the ability
to adapt to changing cleaning needs or to operate autonomously. By leveraging connectivity, sensors,
data analytics, and automation, IoT-enabled vacuum cleaners offer a range of benefits that
revolutionize the cleaning experience. In this introduction, we will discuss the motivation behind
integrating IoT with vacuum cleaners, outline the objectives of this integration, and provide an
overview of the key features and functionalities that such a system can offer to users. Additionally, we
will highlight the potential impact of IoT-enabled vacuum cleaners on household cleaning practices
and the broader smart home ecosystem.
 KEY FINDINGS

• Remote Control: Enable users to control the vacuum cleaner remotely through a smartphone app or
web interface, allowing them to start, stop, or schedule cleaning sessions from anywhere.
• Smart Scheduling: Implement intelligent scheduling algorithms that optimize cleaning times based on
usage patterns, occupancy, or environmental conditions.
• Automated Operation: Enable the vacuum cleaner to autonomously navigate and clean predefined
areas without human intervention, using sensors and mapping technologies.
• Status Monitoring: Provide real-time updates on the vacuum cleaner's status, including battery level,
cleaning progress, and any errors or malfunctions, allowing users to take timely action.
• Energy Efficiency: Implement energy-saving features such as smart power management and idle
mode activation to minimize power consumption when the vacuum cleaner is not in use.
 LITERATURE SURVEY
Title Author Key technologies Objectives /contribution

"carpet sweeper" Daniel Hess (1860) rotating brushes and bellows, Vacuum cleaners aim to remove
considered the first mechanical dust, dirt, allergens, and debris
floor cleaner. from carpets, floors, and
furniture, contributing to
improved indoor air quality and
potentially reducing allergy and
asthma symptoms.

"Whirlwind," Ives McGaffey (1869) hand-powered fan-driven Removing visible dirt and debris
cleaner. contributes to a more
aesthetically pleasing and
hygienic living space.

"cleaner" John S. Thurman (1898) horse-drawn, gasoline-powered By automating the cleaning

"cleaner" that blew air instead process, vacuum cleaners
of sucking it. significantly reduce the time
and physical effort required for
maintaining clean floors and
upholstery.
PROPOSED BLOCK DIAGRAM
 HARDWARE REQUIREMENT

HARDWARE COMPONENTS
• Arduino UNO
• Power Supply
• IR sensor
• DC Motor
• Motor Driver
• Vacuum Cleaner Base Unit
• WiFi Module
SOFTWARE COMPONENTS
• Firmware
• Iot connectivity software
• Mobile App
• Navigation and control algorithms
 ARDUINO UNO:
• Arduino UNO is a low-cost, flexible, and easy-to-use programmable open-
source micro-controller board.
• This can be integrated into a variety of electronic projects.
• All the sensor are connected to this Arduino UNO from which we get output.

IR SENSOR:
• An IR sensor, or infrared sensor, is a device that detects infrared radiation
emitted or reflected by objects in its vicinity.
• It measures the intensity of infrared light to determine the presence or absence
of objects, motion, or changes in temperature without physical contact.
• IR sensors are commonly used in applications such as proximity sensing, object
detection, motion detection, and temperature measurement.
DC GEAR MOTOR:
• A DC gear motor is a type of electric motor that incorporates a gearbox to
change the output speed and torque. It combines a direct current (DC)
motor with a set of gears to achieve the desired mechanical output, such
as higher torque or lower speed.
• DC gear motors are widely used in various applications, including
robotics, automotive systems, and industrial machinery, where precise
control of speed and torque is required.

MOTOR DRIVER:
• A motor driver is an electronic device that controls the speed, direction,
and power of an electric motor.
• It typically consists of circuitry and components designed to interpret
signals from a microcontroller or other control system and deliver the
appropriate power to the motor.
 ADVANTAGES

• Vacuum cleaner is easy to use and hygienic.

• It saves users effort, money, and time.
• It can have advanced features.
• Vacuum cleaner is excellent for cleaning pollutants, hair, and easy-to-reach places.
 APPLICATIONS

• Smart Home Cleaning: IoT-enabled vacuum cleaners can autonomously clean floors while
homeowners are away or remotely control cleaning sessions via smartphone apps. They integrate
seamlessly with smart home ecosystems, enhancing overall home automation and convenience.
• Commercial Cleaning Services: In commercial settings such as offices, hotels, and shopping malls,
IoT vacuum cleaners can efficiently clean large areas with minimal human intervention. They can be
scheduled to clean during off-peak hours, reducing disruption to occupants.
• Healthcare Facilities: In hospitals, clinics, and care facilities, maintaining cleanliness is crucial for
infection control. IoT vacuum cleaners equipped with sensors and disinfection capabilities can help
maintain hygiene standards while reducing the workload on cleaning staff.
• Smart Cities: In urban environments, IoT vacuum cleaners deployed in public spaces such as parks,
sidewalks, and pedestrian zones can help keep these areas clean and litter-free. They can be integrated
with city-wide IoT networks for efficient monitoring and management.
 REFERENCES:

• Abdul Basit Zia, "Smart Floor Cleaning Robot", HUK, 2015.

• Yusuf Abdul lahi Badamasi, "The Working Principle Of Arduino", NTNN, 2014.
• Arduino IR obstacle sensor: Tutorial and Manual by Henry’s Bench. www. Henrysbench.capnfatz.com
• S.Huda "Speed Control For DC Motor With PWM Method Using IR Sensor" IEEE, 2014.
• Sachin T.Bagde "A Review On Design Of Automated Floor Cleaning System" IEEE, 2015.
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