IOT INFRASTRUCTURE FOR POWER GRID CONTROL AND FACILITY SAFETY
Keywords:
Internet of Things (IoT), energy monitoring, building safety systems, backup power, inverter units, building automation, embedded systems, STM32, surge protection, microclimate monitoringAbstract
This article examines the pressing issue of ensuring industrial and energy safety at both private and commercial real estate properties in the context of an unstable power supply caused by increased load on the power grid. The main methods for reducing the risks of accidents and critical failures through the integration of an IoT system for monitoring key indicators within premises are investigated.
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