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6 books on IoT for Energy [PDF]
March 09, 2025 | 26 |
These books are covering smart grid technologies, energy consumption monitoring, predictive analytics for energy management, demand response systems, integration of renewable energy sources, cybersecurity in IoT applications and the role of big data in optimizing energy efficiency.
1. AI-Powered IoT in the Energy Industry: Digital Technology and Sustainable Energy Systems
2023 by S. Vijayalakshmi, Savita ., Balamurugan Balusamy, Rajesh Kumar Dhanaraj
In a universe not entirely dissimilar to our own, where electrons have developed a peculiar fondness for efficiency and renewable energy systems, AI-Powered IoT in the Energy Industry bursts onto the scene like a hyper-intelligent toaster trying to explain quantum mechanics to a befuddled kettle. This wildly insightful guide promises to unravel the mysteries of artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things and machine learning, wielding them like a benevolent galactic overlord to tame the chaotic forces of solar, wind, biomass and hydrogen. Along the way, it tackles big data with the enthusiasm of a particularly caffeinated Vogon poet, reconfiguring energy systems from clunky, centralized monoliths into sleek, decentralized paragons of sustainability. Expect unexpected detours into AI models that predict the thermal properties of biomass (because why not?), all while laying the foundations for a world where energy and technology work together in slightly improbable harmony. It’s the sort of book that might make you believe your thermostat has a greater purpose in life.
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2. IoT, Machine Learning and Blockchain Technologies for Renewable Energy and Modern Hybrid Power Systems
2023 by C. Sharmeela, P. Sanjeevikumar, P. Sivaraman, Meera Joseph
In a universe not entirely unlike our own, where renewable energy flits nervously in the cosmic limelight and hybrid power systems puff themselves up like aspiring rock stars, comes a book with a title so resplendent with technological buzzwords that it practically hums. IoT, Machine Learning and Blockchain Technologies for Renewable Energy and Modern Hybrid Power Systems is not merely a book—it’s a cerebral hitchhiker’s guide to the intersection of cutting-edge tech and sustainable power, where IoT gadgets chatter like gossipy droids, machine learning algorithms ponder the universe's secrets (or at least energy efficiency) and blockchain does whatever it is blockchain does, but with purpose. Bursting with simulations so realistic you might mistake them for reality (or perhaps the other way around) and case studies that could teach Marvin himself a thing or two about practicality, this is the definitive manual for anyone daring enough to electrify the planet while decoding the existential crisis of renewable systems.
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3. Role of IoT in Green Energy Systems
2021 by Ponnusamy, Vasaki, Zaman, Noor, Jung, Low Tang, Amin, Anang Hudaya Muhamad
In a universe where even the smallest appliances seem to conspire in creating the smartest—and perhaps the most bewildering—planet imaginable, the question arises: can all this interconnected brilliance avoid frying itself into oblivion? Enter Role of IoT in Green Energy Systems, a dazzling dive into the improbable marriage of brainy gadgets and eco-friendliness. Imagine a world where your toaster chats with a solar panel while a submarine brimming with underwater IoT gadgets debates renewable energy sources with a wind turbine—all to save the planet. This book, an essential hitchhiker's guide to the green-tech galaxy, meanders through energy harvesting, conservation and smart underwater gizmos with a mix of research so cutting-edge it might just trip over itself. Whether you're a techie, an academic, or just someone wondering why your fridge has opinions about climate change, this tome has the answers (or at least a good attempt at pretending it does).
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4. Green Internet of Things (IoT): Energy Efficiency Perspective
2021 by Zhenyu Zhou, Zheng Chang, Haijun Liao
In a universe where machines now chat amongst themselves more than their human creators ever did, Green Internet of Things (IoT): Energy Efficiency Perspective takes an audacious leap into the absurdly intricate world of energy-efficient device gossip. Imagine if your toaster and your washing machine weren’t just having a polite chat about the weather but were conspiring to save the planet while being spectacularly energy-conscious about it. This book untangles the cosmic spaghetti of D2D and M2M communications (that's Device-to-Device and Machine-to-Machine for those still acclimating to the alphabet soup of IoT). From the depths of cellular networks to the wild blue yonder of air-ground connectivity, it wittily wades through optimization strategies that are somehow both single-layered and cross-layered without losing its footing. Whether you're a student, a professional, or just a curious soul wondering how your fridge could help build a smart city while barely breaking a sweat, this guide blends meticulous research with the faintly ludicrous notion that even in a highly connected, intelligent world, energy efficiency is still the most intelligent thing around.
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5. AI and IOT in Renewable Energy
2021 by Rabindra Nath Shaw, Nishad Mendis, Saad Mekhilef, Ankush Ghosh
In a universe increasingly reliant on renewable energy (and slightly baffled by the relentless complexity of it all), this book boldly ventures where few dare to tread: the curious intersection of Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things and the inexplicably sunny world of solar panels. Here, you'll uncover how remarkably clever systems—not content with merely existing—are taught to think, predict, optimize and occasionally sulk when they can't quite figure out why their power output is slightly off. Meanwhile, IoT, a sort of hyper-connected magic for appliances, flits about wireless networks like an overenthusiastic intern, making everything delightfully flexible and vaguely futuristic. Packed with solar-powered neural networks, genetic algorithms that sound like they could win a marathon and fuzzy logic that isn’t as indecisive as it sounds, this book serves up an energetic feast for students, researchers and anyone else who’s ever wondered why their electric vehicle seems to know more about traffic jams than they do. A read for those who enjoy their cutting-edge tech with a side of improbable wit and occasional exclamation marks!
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6. Energy Conservation for IoT Devices: Concepts, Paradigms and Solutions
2019 by Mamta Mittal, Sudeep Tanwar, Basant Agarwal, Lalit Mohan Goyal
In a universe not entirely unlike our own—where thermostats have existential crises, circuit breakers dream of retiring to sunny data centers and PLC systems debate the ethical implications of automation over tea—Energy Conservation for IoT Devices boldly ventures where few books have gone before: the sticky, voltage-draining heart of the Internet of Things. This not-quite-hitchhiker’s guide to Industry 4.0 doesn’t just ponder the deep questions, like “Why does my smart fridge insist on updating at 3 AM?” but also grapples with the ethical dilemmas of IoT energy consumption, with a touch of practical solutions and a sprinkle of methodological panache. From humble indoor sensors that ponder room temperatures to HVAC controllers that command entire climates, this book explores the galaxy of energy-efficient devices with the kind of rigorous attention that would make even Marvin the Paranoid Android grudgingly admit, “It’s quite thorough.” Expect case studies, performance metrics and enough regulatory chatter to leave your IoT system feeling both more enlightened and slightly smug.
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1. AI-Powered IoT in the Energy Industry: Digital Technology and Sustainable Energy Systems
2023 by S. Vijayalakshmi, Savita ., Balamurugan Balusamy, Rajesh Kumar Dhanaraj
In a universe not entirely dissimilar to our own, where electrons have developed a peculiar fondness for efficiency and renewable energy systems, AI-Powered IoT in the Energy Industry bursts onto the scene like a hyper-intelligent toaster trying to explain quantum mechanics to a befuddled kettle. This wildly insightful guide promises to unravel the mysteries of artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things and machine learning, wielding them like a benevolent galactic overlord to tame the chaotic forces of solar, wind, biomass and hydrogen. Along the way, it tackles big data with the enthusiasm of a particularly caffeinated Vogon poet, reconfiguring energy systems from clunky, centralized monoliths into sleek, decentralized paragons of sustainability. Expect unexpected detours into AI models that predict the thermal properties of biomass (because why not?), all while laying the foundations for a world where energy and technology work together in slightly improbable harmony. It’s the sort of book that might make you believe your thermostat has a greater purpose in life.
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2. IoT, Machine Learning and Blockchain Technologies for Renewable Energy and Modern Hybrid Power Systems
2023 by C. Sharmeela, P. Sanjeevikumar, P. Sivaraman, Meera Joseph
In a universe not entirely unlike our own, where renewable energy flits nervously in the cosmic limelight and hybrid power systems puff themselves up like aspiring rock stars, comes a book with a title so resplendent with technological buzzwords that it practically hums. IoT, Machine Learning and Blockchain Technologies for Renewable Energy and Modern Hybrid Power Systems is not merely a book—it’s a cerebral hitchhiker’s guide to the intersection of cutting-edge tech and sustainable power, where IoT gadgets chatter like gossipy droids, machine learning algorithms ponder the universe's secrets (or at least energy efficiency) and blockchain does whatever it is blockchain does, but with purpose. Bursting with simulations so realistic you might mistake them for reality (or perhaps the other way around) and case studies that could teach Marvin himself a thing or two about practicality, this is the definitive manual for anyone daring enough to electrify the planet while decoding the existential crisis of renewable systems.
Download PDF
3. Role of IoT in Green Energy Systems
2021 by Ponnusamy, Vasaki, Zaman, Noor, Jung, Low Tang, Amin, Anang Hudaya Muhamad
In a universe where even the smallest appliances seem to conspire in creating the smartest—and perhaps the most bewildering—planet imaginable, the question arises: can all this interconnected brilliance avoid frying itself into oblivion? Enter Role of IoT in Green Energy Systems, a dazzling dive into the improbable marriage of brainy gadgets and eco-friendliness. Imagine a world where your toaster chats with a solar panel while a submarine brimming with underwater IoT gadgets debates renewable energy sources with a wind turbine—all to save the planet. This book, an essential hitchhiker's guide to the green-tech galaxy, meanders through energy harvesting, conservation and smart underwater gizmos with a mix of research so cutting-edge it might just trip over itself. Whether you're a techie, an academic, or just someone wondering why your fridge has opinions about climate change, this tome has the answers (or at least a good attempt at pretending it does).
Download PDF
4. Green Internet of Things (IoT): Energy Efficiency Perspective
2021 by Zhenyu Zhou, Zheng Chang, Haijun Liao
In a universe where machines now chat amongst themselves more than their human creators ever did, Green Internet of Things (IoT): Energy Efficiency Perspective takes an audacious leap into the absurdly intricate world of energy-efficient device gossip. Imagine if your toaster and your washing machine weren’t just having a polite chat about the weather but were conspiring to save the planet while being spectacularly energy-conscious about it. This book untangles the cosmic spaghetti of D2D and M2M communications (that's Device-to-Device and Machine-to-Machine for those still acclimating to the alphabet soup of IoT). From the depths of cellular networks to the wild blue yonder of air-ground connectivity, it wittily wades through optimization strategies that are somehow both single-layered and cross-layered without losing its footing. Whether you're a student, a professional, or just a curious soul wondering how your fridge could help build a smart city while barely breaking a sweat, this guide blends meticulous research with the faintly ludicrous notion that even in a highly connected, intelligent world, energy efficiency is still the most intelligent thing around.
Download PDF
5. AI and IOT in Renewable Energy
2021 by Rabindra Nath Shaw, Nishad Mendis, Saad Mekhilef, Ankush Ghosh
In a universe increasingly reliant on renewable energy (and slightly baffled by the relentless complexity of it all), this book boldly ventures where few dare to tread: the curious intersection of Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things and the inexplicably sunny world of solar panels. Here, you'll uncover how remarkably clever systems—not content with merely existing—are taught to think, predict, optimize and occasionally sulk when they can't quite figure out why their power output is slightly off. Meanwhile, IoT, a sort of hyper-connected magic for appliances, flits about wireless networks like an overenthusiastic intern, making everything delightfully flexible and vaguely futuristic. Packed with solar-powered neural networks, genetic algorithms that sound like they could win a marathon and fuzzy logic that isn’t as indecisive as it sounds, this book serves up an energetic feast for students, researchers and anyone else who’s ever wondered why their electric vehicle seems to know more about traffic jams than they do. A read for those who enjoy their cutting-edge tech with a side of improbable wit and occasional exclamation marks!
Download PDF
6. Energy Conservation for IoT Devices: Concepts, Paradigms and Solutions
2019 by Mamta Mittal, Sudeep Tanwar, Basant Agarwal, Lalit Mohan Goyal
In a universe not entirely unlike our own—where thermostats have existential crises, circuit breakers dream of retiring to sunny data centers and PLC systems debate the ethical implications of automation over tea—Energy Conservation for IoT Devices boldly ventures where few books have gone before: the sticky, voltage-draining heart of the Internet of Things. This not-quite-hitchhiker’s guide to Industry 4.0 doesn’t just ponder the deep questions, like “Why does my smart fridge insist on updating at 3 AM?” but also grapples with the ethical dilemmas of IoT energy consumption, with a touch of practical solutions and a sprinkle of methodological panache. From humble indoor sensors that ponder room temperatures to HVAC controllers that command entire climates, this book explores the galaxy of energy-efficient devices with the kind of rigorous attention that would make even Marvin the Paranoid Android grudgingly admit, “It’s quite thorough.” Expect case studies, performance metrics and enough regulatory chatter to leave your IoT system feeling both more enlightened and slightly smug.
Download PDF
How to download PDF:
1. Install Google Books Downloader
2. Enter Book ID to the search box and press Enter
3. Click "Download Book" icon and select PDF*
* - note that for yellow books only preview pages are downloaded
