Abstract
The paper is to study smart home network systems and the application of LabVIEW to develop human machine interface (MMI) so that traditional instrument panels can be replaced with virtual panels to reduce the consumption of hardware resources. For energy efficiency, the focus is on using MATLAB’s fuzzy toolbox as the computing center and applying it to both lighting and air-conditioning systems. This paper also looks into the use of LabVIEW’s CGI tools to develop remote monitoring functions as well as embedding the network related syntax into the Web pages. The user not only can use his/her computer equipment, but also their mobile devices (cell phone, PDA, pad, etc.) to link up to the networks and conduct remote monitoring, which enhances convenience and security.
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