Smart-Farming Using Internet of Things

Abstract

In India, 47% of people are involved in the agriculture sector. A large part of the population of India depends upon the agriculture. In this work, we assemble a smart farming field screening system that helps farmers to take information about their field in the sense soil moisture, humidity and temperature of the environment. And it allows smart irrigation to the field and gives a better result for doing agriculture and provide better profit for good crop production. In our work, we can use a different type of sensors and some wireless technologies like the Internet of things (IoT) and an android application to provide a smart platform to farmers to read data from the sensors with the help of microcontroller and giving instructions in term of the graphical interface. Hence, we can use an IoT platform that gives the primary thing to access anywhere by using the internet. The Wireless sensor network consists of sensors like moisture, humidity and temperature, and Infrared sensor. Using Bluetooth and GSM module for the clustering with sensors and other microcontroller devices are connected to the solar panel or battery for the power supply. In this paper, we design an IoT platform for doing farming in an efficient way. That helps the farmers for real-time monitoring regarding their fields.

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