Aplicativo para Controle e Monitoramento de Cargas online utilizando dispositivo Bluetooth Low Energy

• Pedro Araújo IFCE
• Renan Figueiredo IFCE
• Douglas Dias IFCE
• Sandro Jucá IFCE

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/semish.2015.10196

Abstract

This paper aims to control different loads using an application for compatible devices with Bluetooth Low Energy installed on Android operating system technology or radio frequency system with a Front End C language so that you can perform communication with the Parallel Port considering that there are still many computers with this technology, promoting metarecycling. With this system, you can enable loads with user-defined options activate by time, by activating software and by external sensor radio frequency or sending commands through to Bluetooth Low Energy.

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