Research on the Application of Wireless Sensor Networks in Smart Home Environments: Challenges, Strategies, and Prospects

Zhenni Wu

doi:10.54097/dm0hnw06

Authors

Zhenni Wu

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/dm0hnw06

Keywords:

Smart home, Wireless sensor, networks.

Abstract

Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) have become a crucial component in the telecommunications sector, with significant potential for innovation, particularly in smart home environments. This paper provides an overview of the research progress and current status of WSNs in smart home applications, emphasizing their background, significance, and underlying theories. The study analyzes recent literature, highlighting the latest methods and trends in WSNs for smart homes, and identifies key challenges such as ethical privacy concerns, technological standards, and interoperability issues. The application of WSNs in smart homes encompasses remote control, monitoring, activity recognition, and security, with researchers continuously seeking breakthroughs to optimize these networks. However, challenges remain, including the integration of various wireless protocols, energy efficiency management, and the safeguarding of security and privacy. Addressing these challenges is critical for advancing the application of WSNs in smart homes, and further research is necessary to overcome the existing limitations and enhance their effectiveness in this domain.

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