Prediction of Heat Transfer in Smart Buildings using Internet of Things based Artificial Intelligence

With rapid growth and a higher standard of living, the demand for usable energy has increased tremendously over the last few decades, with the construction industry being one of the most notable examples. The energy efficiency of a building is influenced by a variety of factors, including the weather in the area, the structure characteristics, and how people use electricity. These algorithms can be used to generate a prediction model for smart building indoor temperature forecasting using the Internet of Things and several commonly used artificial intelligence algorithms, which can then be used to generate a prediction model for smart building outdoor temperature forecasting. It was necessary to employ freely accessible software tools in order to make geometric and sensory data available in a virtual reality application and to build the PMV and PPD indices. On a low-cost edge computing device, semi-automatic analysis of streaming thermal images from a non-intrusive sensor was performed in order to offer near real-time Mean Radiant Temperature (MRT)estimations. An experimental space that had been mechanically preconditioned was filled with a dynamic temperature environment, and a prototype of the system was employed in a series of trials. Results show that the data backs up the fact that the system output and the heat sensations felt under different settings are consistent.