AIAIB as A Smart Home Service Innovation: An Empirical Study of IoT-Based Automation, Perceived Value, Adoption Intention, and Economic Impact
AIAIB as A Smart Home Service Innovation: An Empirical Study of IoT-Based Automation, Perceived Value, Adoption Intention, and Economic Impact
Dr. Subasish Mohanty and Dr. Nisha Sawant
TLDR
This study empirically evaluates AIAIB, an IoT-enabled smart home automation system designed to optimize lighting usage through motion-based sensing, and demonstrates that system effectiveness significantly enhances perceived value, which in turn positively influences users’ adoption intention.
Abstract
Rapid urbanization, rising electricity costs, and sustainability concerns have intensified the demand for intelligent home automation solutions. This study empirically evaluates AIAIB (Artificial Intelligence at Its Best), an IoT-enabled smart home automation system designed to optimize lighting usage through motion-based sensing. Moving beyond a technical prototype, the research integrates perspectives from engineering, marketing, economics, and human resource management. A mixed-method approach was employed, combining system performance evaluation with a structured user survey analyzed using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). The results demonstrate that system effectiveness significantly enhances perceived value, which in turn positively influences users’ adoption intention. Economic analysis reveals meaningful reductions in electricity expenditure and operational supervision costs. The study positions IoT-based home automation not merely as a technological enhancement, but as a scalable smart service innovation with measurable commercial, economic, and workforce implications.
