Smartphone and IoT Based System for Integrated Farm Monitoring

Patil, Manoj A.; Adamuthe, Amol C.; Umbarkar, A. J.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-16848-3_43

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“…Manoj [5] suggested that a technologically improved agricultural support system is necessary to boost productivity and the main focus of this paper is an integrated IoT-based and smartphone-based agricultural monitoring system. With the help of this device, farmers can remotely monitor the soil moisture, the length of leaf wetness, the pH level of the soil, the ambient temperature and humidity.…”

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confidence: 99%

Smart garden with intruder detection system

Annapoorna,

Manduva,

Ram Kumar

et al. 2024

E3S Web of Conf.

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IoT contains of devices associated with the internet and communicate with each other. Considering the present scenario, people are more interested towards home gardening. Sometimes they forget to water the plants because of their monotonous work lifestyle, and also cannot guard them which eventually affects the growth of the plants. To overcome this situation a Smart gardening system using IoT is being developed. The system can detect the soil moisture level based on which it will inform the user whether to turn on the motor or not and also detects unauthorized entry into the garden. The IoT-based device is linked to the motor, which can be monitored and controlled by using a smartphone. It consists of a soil moisture sensor that can predict the soil’s moisture level and a PIR sensor that detects any objects entering the range and a BMP280 sensor which detects the humidity, temperature and atmospheric pressure of the air and sends the result to the user through a smartphone application named Kodular app. It transfers the soil moisture data and motor status to the firebase which displays it in the app. It is an efficient way of sensing the necessity of the plant and watering it to maintain the soil moistness. Further it also helps in guarding the garden which keeps it away from birds and animals. Which thereby maintains the plant’s health.

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Section: Existing Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Smart garden with intruder detection system

Annapoorna,

Manduva,

Ram Kumar

et al. 2024

E3S Web of Conf.

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“…IoT devices possess numerous sensors based on which they could gain considerable data from several sources, affording them additional information for working with the data obtained. For instance, the study [14] has explored an integrative agricultural monitoring system through the use of IoT and smartphone application. Through the use of this system, farmers could remotely observe the farm for determining the soil's pH level, wetness duration of the leaf, humidity, temperature, and soil moisture.…”

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Potential applications of internet of things: A comprehensive analysis

Punitha,

Rekha

2024

SRIT

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Internet of Things (IoT) is the amalgamation of hardware, like sensors and trackers, which monitor several parameters of the environment or physical objects, and software that processes all the data gathered by hardware. Globally, the IoT market is anticipated to reach 53.8 billion USD by 2025. This enhancing demand is due to its innate ability to automate, which drives several industries to adopt IoT. In addition, minimum memory cost, processing, and storage with an increase in Big Data (BD), cloud, and conjunction of industrial networks and the internet are the added factors for the increase in IoT development. Due to this significance, IoT has applications in numerous areas like medical management, farming, wearable technology, smart energy meters, smart cities, etc. The applications are not limited to the examples mentioned above. Considering this, existing studies have considered different applications and attempted to execute them. As different applications have been focused on by these studies, the present review intends to provide a compilation of potential applications of IoT as considered by conventional research between 2018 and 2022. The study also intends to explore the advantages and disadvantages of different IoT applications (deliberated by conventional studies) through tabular analysis. Further, this review emphasizes IoT’s major key challenges and countermeasures to resolve its security issues. Finally, the study affords recommendations that will assist all IoT experts in bringing IoT products with enhanced security into the market.

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“…Its drawbacks lies at expensive. An integrated agricultural monitoring system powered by Internet of Things and smartphone applications is described in this paper [4]. With the help of this technology, farmers are able to remotely monitor the soil moisture, length of leaf wetness, soil pH level, ambient temperature, and humidity on their properties.…”

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Identification of Soil Features Suitable for Barley, Maize and Sugarcane Cultivation using Precision Agriculture

Shamila,

Kumari,

Pulikantham

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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Agriculture plays a crucial role in a nation's economy by significantly contributing to its Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Improved methods of farming not only benefit farmers by lowering their workload but also boost crop yields. Identifying the optimal soil for each crop is essential for producing harvests of the highest quality and quantity. Precision farming in agriculture uses Internet of Things (IoT) technology to ensure the most efficient use of available resources to increase crop yields and reduce operational costs. It reduces instances of crop failure and aids in averting catastrophic losses. Variations in soil temperature and soil moisture have the most significant influence on crop yield. The Soil Moisture Sensors calculate the soil's total volumetric water content. Using the BMP280 absolute barometric pressure sensor, it is possible to get accurate temperature and air pressure measurements. In the paper, the primary purpose of precision agriculture usage is to determine the optimal soil characteristics for the production of Barely, Maize and Sugarcane crops.

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Smartphone and IoT Based System for Integrated Farm Monitoring

Cited by 14 publications

References 13 publications

Smart garden with intruder detection system

Smart garden with intruder detection system

Potential applications of internet of things: A comprehensive analysis

Identification of Soil Features Suitable for Barley, Maize and Sugarcane Cultivation using Precision Agriculture

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