The main objective of this proposed work is to develop an Embedded System for plant monitoring and watering system using Internet of Things, Raspberry Pi as Processor, and sensors for sensing environmental conditions. In this work, IoT concept is introduced to connect devices through Internet and facilitate information access by the users. The system can obtain accurate perception of Environmental information in agriculture field and then transmit the same to users. The system monitors different parameters like Temperature, Humidity, Soil Moisture and Intensity of light. IR sensor is fixed to check any external object entry into the field, in case of intruder detection buzzer will turn on for few seconds. The Motor fixed in the field operates both manually and automatically depending upon Moisture sensor results in soil. Motor automatically switches between on and off stage of pumping action. Results are observed either in web app and monitor.

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The main focus of this paper is to design a prototype model such that it embeds different body sensors to measure parameters like body temperature, heart beat rate etc., We used an Arduino UNO board, body sensors like Heartbeat sensor and Temperature sensor to analyze the inputs from the patient’s body and if there are any abnormalities regarding the pulse rate and temperature of the patient the monitoring system would give an alarm and display it on LCD. These processed values are recorded online and stored in the cloud database like Thingspeak and can be accessed through any android mobile or computer systems from any corner of the globe. This system is more useful in transport departments, especially in Buses as a very efficient and dedicated driver healthcare monitoring system. By using this model we can help all drivers who are dedicated to their work and need to be monitored due to their abnormal health conditions. Thus helping them in avoiding fatal accidents and saving the valuable lives of passengers riding along with them in the bus.

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