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IINNFOKIDAA SOLUTIONS PVT. LTD.

COMP. REST. NUMBER- U62013PN2024PTC234020

A WAY OF INNOVATION

AN (DPIIT) STARTUP RESISTRATED COMPANY


GOV. OF INDIA
(MINISTRY OF COMMERCE)
जावक क् : 01/IINN/2014 दिना् क : .........................

Dear Students,

As part of your IoT course, you are required to select a project subject to showcase your
understanding and creativity in applying IoT concepts. Here are some guidelines to ensure
your project aligns with the objectives of this course:

Project Selection Guidelines:

Relevance to IoT:

Your project should focus on IoT-based solutions. Examples include smart systems, real-
time data processing, and cloud integration.

Practicality:

Choose a project that can be implemented with available resources, including software
simulations and free tools.

Innovation and Creativity:

Aim for a unique or innovative idea that solves a real-world problem or improves an
existing process.

Simplicity:

Avoid over-complicating the project. Focus on clear objectives and achievable outcomes.

Examples of Proper IoT Project Ideas:

 Smart Reminder System for Medication.


 Smart Water Usage Tracker.
 IoT-Based Study Scheduler.
 Virtual Smart Traffic Management System.
 IoT-Based Crop Monitoring System.

What to Avoid:

 Overly broad topics without clear focus.


 Subjects that are generic and not IoT-specific (e.g., simple web apps).
 Projects requiring paid software or inaccessible resources.

Next Steps:
1. Brainstorm and finalize your project subject.
2. Submit your project idea along with a short description

As part of your IoT course project, you are expected to choose a relevant and practical
IoT subject that aligns with the guidelines provided. However, if you are unable to
finalize a topic, you may select one of the suggested topics below.

1. Smart Reminder System for Medication

Objective:
Help users manage their medication schedules by setting reminders and tracking compliance.

Steps to Implement:

User Input:Create a simple form (webpage or app) where users can input medication
details: name, dosage, and schedule (e.g., times of the day).

Data Storage: Store the input data in a structured format like a CSV file or a Google
Sheet.

Scheduler: Use a scheduling tool (e.g., Python's schedule library) to trigger


reminders at the specified times.

Notification System:Integrate a notification method, such as sending emails using


free email APIs like smtplib or SMS through a free-tier service like Twilio.

User Feedback:Provide a log where users can mark doses as "Taken" or "Missed."

Dashboard:Create a simple dashboard to show compliance statistics (e.g., percentage


of doses taken on time).

2. Smart Water Usage Tracker

Objective:
Simulate and monitor water consumption patterns in a household to encourage water-saving
habits.

Steps to Implement:

Data Simulation:

1. Simulate water usage data by generating random values representing liters


consumed each hour.

Data Storage: Save the data in a CSV file or use a simple cloud storage option like
Google Sheets.

Data Analysis:

1. Calculate daily, weekly, and monthly consumption totals.


2. Identify patterns, such as peak usage hours.
Visualization:Use charts to display water usage trends (e.g., bar charts for daily
usage, pie charts for weekly distribution).

Recommendations: Add simple water-saving tips (e.g., "Reduce water usage during
peak hours" or "Check for leaks if consumption spikes unexpectedly").

3. IoT-Based Study Scheduler

Objective:
Assist students in managing their study schedules efficiently.

Steps to Implement:

User Input:Create a form or interface where students can enter:

1. Subjects they want to study.


2. Available time slots (e.g., 4 PM to 8 PM).
3. Priority for each subject (e.g., high, medium, low).

Scheduling Algorithm:

1. Design a logic that allocates time slots to subjects based on their priority and
available hours.
2. Ensure equal distribution of time among subjects over a week.

Progress Tracking:

1. Allow users to mark sessions as "Completed" or "Missed."


2. Display a weekly progress summary.

Reminders and Notifications:Use a notification method like email or in-app


reminders to alert users about upcoming sessions.

Visualization:Display progress through charts showing:

1. Total hours studied for each subject.


2. Percentage of scheduled sessions completed.

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