Abstract
Introduction: Today, Internet of Things applications offer new opportunities in all domains like home automation, transportation, medical diagnosis, agriculture, etc. According to McKinsey Global Institute research, IoT will cover a market share of over $11.1 trillion by 2025. Moreover, Semantic web technology approaches are used in IoT applications so that machines can understand and interpret sensor-collected data.
Method: Our proposed system uses a DHT11 sensor, NodeMCU for data collection, and ThingSpeak cloud for data analysis and visualization. It utilizes the Protégé tool to develop semantic data modelling using Ontology/RDF graphs and retrieval for future SPARQL queries.
Result: This approach ensures the optimal presentation of sensor data and the meaning of data and controls the information for the Home Automation System. By semantic layer, we improved integration, interoperability, discovery, and data analysis.
Conclusion: As far as applications are concerned, semantic technologies and IoT sensor data can be transformed into a more valuable and practical format, enabling intelligent applications and systems development across multiple fields, such as smart cities, industrial automation, healthcare, and environmental monitoring.
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