Authors : Pattem Majunath; Nethavath Venkanna; Rajala Madhavi Reddy; S M K M Abbas Ahmad

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 4 - April

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25apr880

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Abstract : Smart home automation demand keeps increasing so developers require smart robotic solutions which combine energy efficiency with cost-effectiveness and intelligent functionality for household tasks. The developed BleuBotics framework serves as an indoor home robotization system utilizing Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology to improve real- time control functions and task execution across indoor spaces. The system consists of four major components including a mobile application, BLE communication system, microcontroller unit and robotic base which detects obstacles and controls motion. Several tests conducted under real-life conditions showed that the proposed system provided quick reactions alongside power efficiency and precise navigation abilities. Testing results indicate the BleuBotics system's perfect fit for smart homes since it provides a modular structure, functional scalability and easy-to-use interface for end users. Future development of the platform will incorporate AI-driven autonomy and IoT-based cloud monitoring as the author demonstrates its potential to become the next generation of domestic robotics.

Keywords : Home Automation, BleuBotics, Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), Smart Robotics, Mobile-Controlled Robot, IoT Integration, Microcontroller-Based Control, Energy-Efficient Robot, Real-Time Navigation, Smart Home Systems.

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