PMS: Intelligent Pollution Monitoring System Based on the Industrial Internet of Things for a Healthier City

Health is one of the most important considerations for everyone. However, environmental pollution damages people's health seriously, especially those who live in industrial cities. Gas waste, water waste, and waste residue seriously endanger the health of people. Therefore, pollution regulation is one of the keys to improving people's health. In this article, we propose an intelligent pollution monitoring system (PMS) based on the Industrial Internet of Things to prevent direct emission of harmful substances and to build healthier cities. The PMS has three main parts: 1. Real-time pollutant monitoring equipment, which can monitor harmful substances in the gas and water in real time, and further cannot be damaged easily 2. A real-time alarm system, which can send alerts immediately after detecting harmful substances 3. An intelligent and fast response system, which can act to respond to an alarm The experimental results show that the proposed PMS can improve the efficiency of responses to pollution and increase people's health.

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