BUTLER: The User-Centric Smart Home
Abstract/Contents
- Abstract
- The AREC team in ME 310 created BUTLER, the User-Centric Smart Home, that serves users to make the home more sustainable, improve resident well-being, and support remote work. Through a network of in-home thermal, electrical, and air quality sensors in conjunction with online weather forecasting and occupancy sensing, BUTLER provides lifestyle integrated suggestions and autonomous control. The user-centric app presents further insight into the energy efficiency of the home on the individual outlet and device level. This report provides the context and motivation for the project and documents the development of the design solution as well as team AREC's prototyping efforts throughout Spring quarter and their final prototype showcased at EXPE 2022.
Description
| Type of resource | text |
|---|---|
| Date modified | December 5, 2022 |
| Publication date | June 10, 2022; June 2022 |
Creators/Contributors
| Author | Pulito, Antonio |
|---|---|
| Author | Hurley, Dan |
| Author | Richter, Emily |
| Author | Phan, Michael |
| Author | Barakat, Richard |
| Author | Appl, Christoph |
| Author | Werle, Fabian |
| Author | Faraj-Allah, Mahmoud |
| Author | Rosenberger, Sebastian |
| Sponsor | Immofinanz |
| Sponsor | OSW |
| Sponsor | Simacek Facility Management Group |
| Thesis advisor | Leifer, Larry |
| Thesis advisor | Toye, George |
| Thesis advisor | Redlein, Alexander |
Subjects
| Subject | Design |
|---|---|
| Subject | Air flow |
| Subject | Thermal comfort |
| Subject | Residential Living |
| Subject | Apartment |
| Subject | Air recirculation |
| Subject | AREC |
| Subject | Austria |
| Subject | health and wellbeing |
| Subject | work-from-home |
| Subject | energy efficiency |
| Subject | Sustainability |
| Subject | user-centered design |
| Subject | Temperature preferences |
| Subject | Air exchange |
| Subject | prototyping |
| Subject | mechatronic design |
| Subject | wifi communication |
| Subject | Thermostat |
| Subject | smart thermostat |
| Subject | smart home |
| Subject | home |
| Subject | Energy conservation |
| Subject | Air quality |
| Subject | comfort |
| Subject | Home automation |
| Subject | Automation |
| Subject | smart window |
| Subject | automatic blinds |
| Subject | Raspberry Pi (Computer) |
| Subject | NodeRED |
| Subject | Wireless sensor networks |
| Genre | Text |
| Genre | Report |
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- Pulito, A., Hurley, D., Richter, E., Phan, M., Barakat, R., Appl, C., Werle, F., Faraj-Allah, M., and Rosenberger, S. (2022). BUTLER: The User-Centric Smart Home. Stanford Digital Repository. Available at https://purl.stanford.edu/vv175vr7095
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