An overview of all the Smart Devices can be seen on this page. For more detail on each device, navigate through the links in the navigation bar.
Smart Speaker
The smart speaker is intended as one of the primary elements of the SALE system. The Smart TV is one of two components that provide entertainment to the user, and with the Smart Mobile Device, it is also one of two that provides a large number of options to the user to interact with. The speaker is intended to provide high-quality audio playback, and is carefully designed to achieve this goal. It also interfaces with the Smart Hub to provide a voice assistant functionality, with an inbuilt microphone that feeds the speech recognition functions on the hub.
Smart Light
The goal of this device is to develop a smart lighting system able to be easily controlled by a disabled resident or their caregiver. The system is designed to function as a reliable and safety regulation-compliant lighting system for the smart home. Emphasis is placed on ease of use and safety in case of a power outage.
Smart Pill Box
The goal of this device is to develop an easy way to dispense medication to patients that might struggle with memory or motor function. The system is designed to be easy to use and access for as many client profiles as possible.
Smart TV
The goal of the Smart TV is to allow control of a TV and a Roku home entertainment system through the Home Assistant and thus through the Smart Mobile Device. This allows the resident to have control over their day-to-day entertainment.
Smart Door Opener
The Smart Door Opener is designed to allow the resident more control over their door. When the resident or support staff chooses to open or close the door, the Smart Hub takes that command and sends it to a microcontroller to open/close the door. The power supply for the door opener comes from a wired connection to a power outlet, and the door opener powers the microcontroller that connects to the Hub.
Smart Security Door Camera
The goal of this device is to develop a smart security system capable of detecting motion at an entry point, capturing and processing image data, and securely communicating visual alerts via wireless protocols. The system is designed to function as a reliable and low-power video monitoring device for the smart home system. Emphasis is placed on reliable wireless communication and latency optimization for real-time streaming.
Smart Window Shades
The goal of this project is to develop an embedded, remotely controlled window shades using wireless protocols. The system is designed to serve as a reliable and straightforward add-on to commonly available window shade motors, integrating easily with the hardware of our smart assistive living environment. It enables users to control window lighting without requiring significant physical effort.