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"Industrial Load Management System Using MQTT Protocol for Real-Time Energy Optimization ", Thesis of Industrial management

The "Industrial Load Management System Using MQTT Protocol for Real-Time Energy Optimization and Control" focuses on enhancing energy efficiency in industrial environments by leveraging the lightweight MQTT protocol. This system enables seamless real-time communication between industrial devices and all control units, allowing for effective monitoring, scheduling, and management of electrical loads. By integrating IoT sensors and MQTT-based messaging, it ensures safe, Secure reliable data transmission and responsive load control. The approach helps industries reduce peak demand, avoid overloads, and improve overall energy usage efficiency. This solution is scalable, cost-effective, and suitable for smart factories aiming for sustainable and intelligent energy operations.

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2017/2018

Available from 07/11/2025

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