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MQTT Protocol Frame Structure Implementation For Home Automation

This document discusses a cloud-based home automation system that uses the MQTT protocol. MQTT is a machine-to-machine connectivity protocol that uses a publish-subscribe model where publishers send messages to brokers according to topics, and subscribers receive messages from brokers based on the topics they are subscribed to. The system allows users to control and monitor home appliances like lights and fans using a mobile app or web page by sending commands via an MQTT broker to an ESP32 microcontroller connected to the appliances. It provides a low-cost and simple way to automate a home remotely over the internet.

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MQTT Protocol Frame Structure Implementation For Home Automation

This document discusses a cloud-based home automation system that uses the MQTT protocol. MQTT is a machine-to-machine connectivity protocol that uses a publish-subscribe model where publishers send messages to brokers according to topics, and subscribers receive messages from brokers based on the topics they are subscribed to. The system allows users to control and monitor home appliances like lights and fans using a mobile app or web page by sending commands via an MQTT broker to an ESP32 microcontroller connected to the appliances. It provides a low-cost and simple way to automate a home remotely over the internet.

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MQTT protocol frame structure

implementation for home


automation
MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) is a machine-to-machine
connectivity protocol that runs over TCP/IP. Lightweight, simple, MQTT is
based on a publish- subscribe structure:

• A Publisher sends messages according to Topics, to specified Brokers.


• A Broker acts as a switchboard, accepting messages from publishers on
specified topics and sending them to subscribers to those Topics.
• A Subscriber receives messages from connected Brokers and specified
Topics.

In the era of Internet of Things (IOT) and digital technology automation


of everything has become more popular. People want to control and monitor
everything from working places. This paper explains a cloud-based home
automation system using MQTT protocol. It enables users to control and
monitor home appliances using a mobile app or a web page. Using cloud
technologies became cost effective because most cloud developers are offering
their services free of cost.

The internet became more popular in 21st century. It grasps all other
variations of wireless technologies by overcoming unlimited distance. Internet
is strength for internet of things. To reduce cost and complications of IP based
home automation system, many have proposed various system. In order to
simplify the cost and complexity of IP-based system, the authors implemented a
hardware/software structure called IPAcBox which permits home/office
automation systems to be monitored and controlled over a direct connection
right out of the box. This automation system is very cost effective to develop
when we compare it with GSM automation systems. COAP (Constrained
application protocol) based automation system has explained in [21]. COAP is
used to develop Machine-to-Machine sensor network applications. Many
companies have explained home automation system for multifunctional
appliances using internet. It explained implementation of low-cost, secure and
flexible home automation system.

SYSTEM DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION


Fig-1 explains the proposed system design. Users can send relevant
commands to control the home appliances through MQTT broker. ESP32
receives these messages form MQTT broker and control appliances accordingly.

Fig-2 explains MQTT architecture. IBM introduced a lightweight


Message Queue telemetry Transport protocol to provide machine-to-machine
(M2M) communications. MQTT works on top of TCP layer and provides
publish/subscribe asynchronous communications. Publish/subscribe provides
best IOT services than request/response protocols since clients do not require to
wish updates so that it requires less bandwidth. In MQTT broker (server)
contains topics. Clients can be act as a publisher and send messages to the
broker for a specific topic. Subscribers receive messages from brokers. MQTT
is a low overhead protocol even it is running on top of TCP. It also supports
request/response of constrained application protocol (COAP). MQTT brokers
need username and passwords to provide security which is controlled by
Transport Layer Security and Secure Socket Layer (TLS/SSL). COAP has
problem of packet loss because lack of TCPs retransmission procedure.

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