Human Activity Recognition in Smart Homes Using WSN and IoT
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Keywords

Internet of Things
wireless sensor networks
environment
smart home

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Zamyatin N.V., Smirnov G.V. Human Activity Recognition in Smart Homes Using WSN and IoT // Russian Journal of Cybernetics. 2026. Vol. 7, № 2. P. 109-118.

Abstract

we studied the recent development of smart homes, which is driven by advances in wireless sensor networks (WSN) and the Internet of Things (IoT). These technologies enable realtime applications that expand the range of smart home services and improve resource efficiency. Smart home systems require a structured approach to the integration of WSN and IoT components. Despite the availability of technologies, a methodology for the design and integration of hardware and software components in smart home system is still insufficiently developed. We proposed a threestage methodology for the development of smart home systems based on WSN and IoT. We designed the system architecture, defined evaluation criteria, formulated system requirements, and provided a rationale for the selection of individual system components. The proposed approach provides a structured framework for the systematic integration of heterogeneous devices and services in smart home environments.

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