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Sunlight-Driven Smart Curtain

Project Description:

The Sunlight-Driven Smart Curtain is an IoT-enabled home automation project that automatically opens or closes curtains based on the intensity of sunlight detected throughout the day. This energy-efficient system uses a light sensor (LDR) to monitor sunlight levels and controls a motorized curtain accordingly, helping optimize room lighting, reduce energy usage, and enhance comfort without manual intervention.


Technologies Used:

  • Backend: PHP / Java / Node.js (to process data and control logic)

  • Frontend: HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript (web/mobile dashboard)

  • Database: MySQL / Firebase (logs curtain activity & sensor data)

  • IoT Components:

    • Microcontroller: ESP32 / Arduino / Raspberry Pi

    • Light sensor: LDR (Light Dependent Resistor)

    • Servo / DC Motor with driver (for curtain movement)

    • Wi-Fi module / GSM (for remote access)

    • Optional: Manual override switch or mobile app control


Key Features:

 

  1. Automatic Curtain Adjustment:

    • Curtain opens during bright daylight to maximize natural light.

    • Closes when it’s dark or light intensity is too high (like in summer).

  2. Manual Override:

    • Web or mobile interface to manually open/close curtains on demand.

  3. Dashboard Monitoring:

    • Live sunlight intensity readings.

    • Curtain status display (open/closed).

    • Historical logs of curtain actions.

  4. Smart Scheduling:

    • User can schedule curtain operation at specific times of day.

    • Can include a "sleep mode" to keep curtains closed during rest hours.

  5. Energy Efficiency:

    • Reduces the need for artificial lighting.

    • Helps maintain indoor temperature passively, reducing HVAC load.

This Course Fee:

₹ 2899 /-

Project includes:
  • Customization Icon Customization Fully
  • Security Icon Security High
  • Speed Icon Performance Fast
  • Updates Icon Future Updates Free
  • Users Icon Total Buyers 500+
  • Support Icon Support Lifetime
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