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@saurabh2486-Tr6NOC • Apr 13, 2010
Nice question karan but i know a method of controlling pc through mobile via bluetooth but for home appliance yeah its possible but little more complicated i suppose -
@durga-TpX3gO • Apr 13, 2010
a bluetooth pico-net can supposedly support only 7 or 8 slaves. So not all equipments can participate in a PAN at same time and what about frequency we use to do these kinda activities?
and all these appliances also need to 'react' to the commands, so in a sense they need to be intelligent to intercept the commands. That would make them have radio receivers and may be transmitters be employed to suggest the power used 😉. May be more of sensor network of its own.
Nevertheless, if not on your own , there are few technologies being developed on similar lines though
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@karan-bajaj-G7Nj3u • Apr 13, 2010
@durga....
sorry friend the language you used in your post is quiet difficult for me....i am unable to understand wat you are saying?? -
@durga-TpX3gO • Apr 14, 2010
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@vik001ind-rOaCSy • Apr 15, 2010
If you are trying to built it for short ranges you have to use bluetooth technology, for long range you have to use wireless sensor networks. -
@binu-ji-93Lo05 • Apr 23, 2010
Controlling home appliances through mobile is easy now with the serial bluetooth modules. Check here
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@aj-onduty-BvuwMK • Aug 26, 2010
Use GSM. We can get this thing in the market ready made in parts. Search for it in project shops. This can be a good mini project. Best of luck. -
@euielc-S1Tl0s • Aug 30, 2010
i had encountered students implemented home appliances having their own ip addresses so that they can control it with their mobiles using the internet.