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March 12, 20260 citationsOpen Access

An Edge AI-Driven IoT Framework for Automatic Power Factor Correction in Smart Industrial Power Systems

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SGS. GowthamDDr.V.Manimekalai

Key Points

  • The research aims to develop an automated system for power factor correction using Edge AI in industrial settings.
  • Designed and implemented an Edge AI-driven IoT framework for monitoring power systems.
  • Utilized voltage and current sensing modules with an ESP8266 controller.
  • Enabled real-time decision-making for capacitor bank switching to manage reactive power.
  • Incorporated IoT connectivity for remote monitoring and data visualization.
  • Achieved near-unity power factor under varying load conditions.
  • Demonstrated improved power quality and reduced harmonics.
  • Enhanced energy efficiency and faster response times compared to traditional methods.

Abstract

AbstractPower factor correction remains a significant challenge in modern industrial power systems due to the presence of highly inductive and fluctuating loads. Poor power factor results in increased energy losses, reduced system efficiency, and higher operational costs. Conventional correction methods based on mechanical or thyristor switching provide limited intelligence and slower adaptability to dynamic load variations. This paper presents the design and hardware implementation of an Edge AI-driven IoT framework for automatic power factor correction in smart industrial environments. The proposed system utilizes voltage and current sensing modules integrated with an ESP8266 controller to continuously monitor electrical parameters. Edge Artificial Intelligence enables real-time local decision-making for optimal capacitor bank switching to compensate reactive power effectively. IoT connectivity allows remote monitoring and data visualization through cloud platforms. The developed system maintains near-unity power factor, minimizes harmonics, and optimizes current consumption under varying load conditions. Experimental results demonstrate improved power quality, faster response time, and enhanced energy efficiency compared to conventional APFC systems.

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Gowtham et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b2588496eeacc4fcec8401https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18917878
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