Rural Electrification Using Computer Vision and Wireless Sensor Networks

The procedure of supplying electrical electricity to rural and isolated locations is known as rural electrification. Rural towns are experiencing massive market imperfections as national systems fail to meet their electrical needs. when it comes to development regulations, the concept of a “smart city” has gained a lot of traction. The purpose of a smart city is to make better use of public resources and deliver better services to inhabitants while lowering operating expenses. In this research, smart street light applications are employed to create wireless sensor networks for smart cities, and they are also used to construct the networks. The street lights feature wireless sensor kits that gather information about temperature, humidity, and carbon dioxide levels to keep a watch on the environment. They also keep track of regional changes. The following is how it works: In addition, each sensor package includes a camera for monitoring environmental activity. A Raspberry Pi programming card was used to create the sensor kit. A sensor kit has been created specifically for this card. We stacked the XBee wireless modules on top of the sensor kit to make it wireless. The information is saved in a database. An interface is used to provide the data to the user.