Smart Agriculture: IoT-Enhanced Plant Irrigation Through Soil Moisture Analysis


Authors : Yedhu Gopan

Volume/Issue : Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 1 - January

Google Scholar : http://tinyurl.com/mn3zejyh

Scribd : http://tinyurl.com/y7kzr633

DOI : https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10622987

Abstract : In modern agriculture, technology plays a crucial role in optimizing resource utilization and improving crop yield. This research introduces an innovative Automatic Plant Irriga- tion System that relies on soil moisture, integrating an extensive array of sensors for moisture, temperature, and humidity. These sensors are connected to an Arduino microcontroller, allowing continuous real-time monitoring of soil conditions. Utilizing Wi- Fi connectivity, the collected data is efficiently transmitted to a cloud-based platform, enabling seamless remote access and control. Farmers can easily access essential information on soil moisture levels and environmental parameters through a user- friendly mobile application or web interface. Furthermore, the system incorporates actuators to regulate water flow, ensuring precise irrigation schedules tailored to the specific needs of crops. The primary goal of this project is to revolutionize traditional farming practices by implementing technology-driven solutions that enhance water efficiency, minimize resource wastage, and optimize agricultural output.Through the integration of IoT technology, the Automatic Plant Irrigation System represents a forward-thinking approach to sustainable and precision agricul- ture. The incorporation of IoT technology is envisioned to provide a transformative impact, contributing to the advancement of agriculture through improved water management and enhanced precision in irrigation practices.

Keywords : IoT (Internet of Things), Smart Irrigation System, Agriculture Automation, Soil Moisture Sensors,Wireless Connectivity, Cloud-based Data Transmission, Arduino Microcon- Troller.

In modern agriculture, technology plays a crucial role in optimizing resource utilization and improving crop yield. This research introduces an innovative Automatic Plant Irriga- tion System that relies on soil moisture, integrating an extensive array of sensors for moisture, temperature, and humidity. These sensors are connected to an Arduino microcontroller, allowing continuous real-time monitoring of soil conditions. Utilizing Wi- Fi connectivity, the collected data is efficiently transmitted to a cloud-based platform, enabling seamless remote access and control. Farmers can easily access essential information on soil moisture levels and environmental parameters through a user- friendly mobile application or web interface. Furthermore, the system incorporates actuators to regulate water flow, ensuring precise irrigation schedules tailored to the specific needs of crops. The primary goal of this project is to revolutionize traditional farming practices by implementing technology-driven solutions that enhance water efficiency, minimize resource wastage, and optimize agricultural output.Through the integration of IoT technology, the Automatic Plant Irrigation System represents a forward-thinking approach to sustainable and precision agricul- ture. The incorporation of IoT technology is envisioned to provide a transformative impact, contributing to the advancement of agriculture through improved water management and enhanced precision in irrigation practices.

Keywords : IoT (Internet of Things), Smart Irrigation System, Agriculture Automation, Soil Moisture Sensors,Wireless Connectivity, Cloud-based Data Transmission, Arduino Microcon- Troller.

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