Development of a Series of IoT Devices with Control via Mobile Application

Student: Vasilev Konstantin

Supervisor: Andrey Anatolevich Karasev

Faculty: HSE Tikhonov Moscow Institute of Electronics and Mathematics (MIEM HSE)

Educational Programme: Information Science and Computation Technology (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2017

The main goal of this final qualification work is the creation of a series of IoT devices operating in the same ecosystem, with control via a mobile application. In this paper, will be described the development of an intelligent socket, smart lamp, heat sensor, light sensor and motion sensor. The explanatory note contains a brief history overview of the IoT concept, literature about hardware and software issues used in this work, and their analogues. Also, the work substantiates the choice of the tools used. Based on the results of the design, it is planned to assemble the working version of these devices and test their operation. The explanatory note contains: 16 figures. The total volume of the final qualifying work is 59 pages, including the title page, annotations, table of contents and the annex.

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