Development Of Sensor Network System For Digital Transformation Transfer Laboratory
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IoT, MQTT, Industry 4.0, Sensor, Digital TransformationAbstract
Along with technological innovations, the internet of things, artificial intelligence and big data,
as a result of all these, the "digital age" or "digitalization" processes we have discussed have entered our
lives. These concepts emerged in the Industry 4.0 period, which represents the fourth phase of the
industrial revolution and is still experienced today. Internet of things (IoT) refers to all systems that can
transfer data over a network. In the world of the Internet of Things, the role of human-to-human
commands and even human-computer interaction is minimized. The paper aims to provide both cost and
high efficiency by using IoT and MQTT. The application was designed with object-oriented
programming languages such as Python and C#. In the Digital Transformation Transfer Laboratory, data
recorded and transferred through sensors are analyzed. The focus of the paper is on processing data from
DHT11 and HC-SR04 sensors, analyzing this data intelligently and monitoring it in different applications.
The use of sensor networks provides timely access and convenience in accessing information. With the
development of the systems to be designed in the paper, it is aimed to control the smart system in an
easier and more visual way and to develop a sensor network system for a Digital Transformation Transfer
Laboratory suitable for Industry 4.0 requirements with high original value. In this context, the paper aims
to develop a sensor network system for the Digital Transformation Transfer Laboratory that complies
with the high value requirements of Industry 4.0 and makes the control of the smart system easier and
more visually accessible.
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