IoT application in Smart Home: A Case Study

IoT application in Smart Home – The Keyport Omni Fob – is an external Keyport-compatible BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) module that provides access to a range of IoT functions. The Fob’s buttons can map a wide range of IoT capabilities, including opening/closing smart garage doors, locking/unlocking smart locks, and turning the lights On/Off.

Using the Keyport app for communicating with Keyport devices you can control a lot of smart devices via the app.

Features

• Smart Home allows users to control several aspects of their home with ease. You can control your home environment quickly and easily by setting up Scenes and Routines. This includes turning on lights, opening the garage, disarming the alarm, and unlocking the front door. You can even do all of these tasks at once.
• Quick Control is a feature that lets you perform smart actions quickly and easily. It saves you time and hassle by eliminating the need to take out your phone, unlock it, and go through multiple steps to access the function you want. With Quick Control, you can trigger the action you need in just a few simple steps.

Challenges

• Using your phone as a hub includes multiple third-party smart devices.
• The app continues working even with user force-quit apps.

Solutions

• Building a prudish structure of the database.

Business outcomes for IoT Application in Smart Home

• Keyport has participated successfully in the Kickstarter campaign. Keyport has enthusiastic customers in over 60 countries.
• Many hard technical issues have been used.
• Working well with Mobokey, SmartThings, and Nexx Garage devices.
• Working well with Yonomi platform.
• The app holds to connect with the OmniFob device as possible as even the user force-quit app. With the OmniFob, users have complete control over their home. They can turn on the lights, open the garage, disarm the alarm, unlock the front door, or do all of these tasks at once.