Using IoT for monitoring temperature, humidity and presence in data centers

Authors

  • Guilherme da Silva Donizetti Faculdade de Tecnologia Professor Waldomiro May
  • Luiz Fernando da Costa Rodrigues FATEC Cruzeiro – Centro Paula Souza (CPS)
  • Eugênio Sper de Almeida FATEC Cruzeiro – Centro Paula Souza (CPS) / Coordenação de Pesquisa Aplicada e Desenvolvimento Tecnológico (COPDT) – Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE)
  • Márcio A. A. Santana Metrologia Ambiental (COMIT) – Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE)

Keywords:

IoT, Temperature, Humidity, Data center, Monitoring

Abstract

Critical computing environments, such as data centers, need to monitor environmental variables: temperature, humidity and the presence of people. This article presents an Internet of Things-based system for local monitoring of these variables in real time. Through low-cost materials and tools, the system facilitates the identification of points outside the curve and identifies the areas that are at risk in the monitored environment.

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Author Biography

Guilherme da Silva Donizetti, Faculdade de Tecnologia Professor Waldomiro May

With a background in Systems Analysis and Development, Guilherme Donizetti has experience in the Information Technology sector, with an emphasis on software development.

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Published

2023-05-29

How to Cite

da Silva Donizetti, G., da Costa Rodrigues, L. F., Sper de Almeida, E. ., & A. A. Santana, M. . (2023). Using IoT for monitoring temperature, humidity and presence in data centers. Electronic Journal of Undergraduate Research on Computing, 21(1). Retrieved from https://journals-sol.sbc.org.br/index.php/reic/article/view/2144

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