1. HOME AUTOMATION HMI DEMO Michigan State University College of Engineering Team 3

2. Overview Introduction Background Project Goal Design Criteria Final Product Demonstration Future Work

3. Introduction An emerging trend in homes: Automated Control Panel Universal remote for controlling everything in your house Lights, Climate Control, Security, and more Texas Instruments entering this market o OMAP3 processor

4. Project Goal Design a home automation control panel Display and control household electronic devices Make an interactive graphical user interface (GUI) Buttons, sliders, and menus to get more information Affordable, aesthetic and easy to use

5. Background: Beagle Board Affordable o Low cost o Low power consumption Small o 3.1 inches by 3 inches Powerful o TI OMAP3530 o OpenGL 2.0, HD Capable Flexible o USB o SD card o DVI-D/S-Video

6. Design Criteria Software: o User-friendly  Understandable  Intuitive o Display weather information  Forecasts  Various information Hardware: o Lighting control o Climate control o Video camera

7. Final User Interface Design

8. Final Product

9. Final Product : Software Expandable / Scalable o Object-oriented software design Portable o Java Virtual Machine Intuitive touch screen control

10. Final Product : Hardware Touch screen Video camera Remote control Lighting control Climate control

11. Final Product : Hardware 12 channel power switching hub Ribbon cable inputs from the Beagle Board Controlling 10 lights and 1 climate control fan Modular design featuring USB sockets

12. Demonstration

13. Future Work Integrate powerful portable battery into Control Panel Automatically check and control the status of appliances Energy savings from home automation systems Staged backup power return Zoned and programmable climate control

14. Questions & Comments