Evolving Gamified Smart Communities in Mexico to Save Energy in Communities through Intelligent Interfaces

In 2021, the residential sector had an electricity consumption of around 39% in México. Householders influence quantity energy they manage a home due to their preferences, culture, and economy. Hence, profiling householders’ behavior communities allows designers or engineers build strategies that promote reductions. The household socially connected products ease routine tasks help profile householder. Furthermore, gamification model habits by enhancing services through ludic experiences. Therefore, gamified smart community concept emerged during this research as understanding type does not need physical location but has similar characteristics. Thus, paper proposes three-step framework tailor interfaces. During first step, householder level were analyzed using available online databases for Mexico. Then, two artificial neural networks built, trained, deployed second step interactive interface. third deploys tailored dashboard. Moreover, analysis reflected predominant personality traits. Besides, some locations have more than others associated with relative humidity, outdoor temperature, poverty level. dashboard provides insights about game elements needed depending on traits, location, bill. proposal considers all householders (typical non-typical users) deploy interfaces designed communities. Currently, proposed are reported literature, so adoption is assured.