Authors :
Shashvat Sangle; Harsh Pandey; Atharva Khode; Najib Ghatte; Dr. Manisha Bansode
Volume/Issue :
Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 5 - May
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/26May1046
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Abstract :
The ESP32 samples high-frequency waveforms,
computes RMS, real and apparent power, energy, and power factor, then uploads data to Firebase. An AI engine performs
anomaly detection, short-term load forecasting, and appliance-type inference using extracted signatures. The paper
describes deep internal hardware theory, mathematical modelling, firmware algorithms, cloud architecture, AI pipelines,
calibration, test results, error analysis, and deployment guidelines. The approach provides a scalable, safe, and practical
smart energy metering solution.
Keywords :
Smart Meter, ESP32, ZMPT101B, ACS712, Firebase, IoT, Load Forecasting, RMS, Power Factor, AI Analytics.
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The ESP32 samples high-frequency waveforms,
computes RMS, real and apparent power, energy, and power factor, then uploads data to Firebase. An AI engine performs
anomaly detection, short-term load forecasting, and appliance-type inference using extracted signatures. The paper
describes deep internal hardware theory, mathematical modelling, firmware algorithms, cloud architecture, AI pipelines,
calibration, test results, error analysis, and deployment guidelines. The approach provides a scalable, safe, and practical
smart energy metering solution.
Keywords :
Smart Meter, ESP32, ZMPT101B, ACS712, Firebase, IoT, Load Forecasting, RMS, Power Factor, AI Analytics.