Authors :
V S G N Raju; Aekkati Sri Varun Reddy; Chukka Bhavesh; Kalluri Venkata Ramana Rishik
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 4 - April
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https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24APR2590
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Abstract :
An IOT-based antenna’s position system
aimed at optimizing connectivity. Through IoT-enabled
actuators, the system enables remote adjustment of
antenna orientation, managed by a central control unit.
Real-time monitoring ensures accurate alignment for
optimal signal reception, enhancing communication
reliability. Key advantages include remote accessibility,
allowing users to control antennas from anywhere with
internet connectivity, and scalability, facilitating
seamless integration into existing infrastructure. By
leveraging IoT technology, the system empowers users
with enhanced control over wireless communication
networks, offering efficient and reliable antenna
positioning solutions across diverse applications.
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An IOT-based antenna’s position system
aimed at optimizing connectivity. Through IoT-enabled
actuators, the system enables remote adjustment of
antenna orientation, managed by a central control unit.
Real-time monitoring ensures accurate alignment for
optimal signal reception, enhancing communication
reliability. Key advantages include remote accessibility,
allowing users to control antennas from anywhere with
internet connectivity, and scalability, facilitating
seamless integration into existing infrastructure. By
leveraging IoT technology, the system empowers users
with enhanced control over wireless communication
networks, offering efficient and reliable antenna
positioning solutions across diverse applications.