Vertical farming monitoring system using the internet of things (IoT)

Chin, Yap Shien; Audah, Lukman

doi:10.1063/1.5002039

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“…An IoT device prototype for smart vertical farming with LED lights, sensors, a wooden board, and a battery is presented in the International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology. The prototype is equipped with sensors such as a light-detection resistor (LDR), soil moisture sensor (SMS), and LM35 temperature sensor (TMS), which together gather data on plant development and then analyze and show that data in a web application for optimal efficiency [ 57 ]. Recently, there have been reports of a smartphone app developed in Android Studio that allows users to regulate and track plant development in hydroponic vertical farming systems.…”

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Hydroponics: current trends in sustainable crop production

Rajaseger

2023

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The combination of Hydroponics with smart technology in farming is novel and has promise as a method for effective and environmentally friendly crop production. This technology eliminates the need for soil and reduces water usage by providing nutrients straight to the plant's roots. The Internet of Things (IoT), sensors, and automation are all used in "smart farming," which allows for constant monitoring of soil conditions, nutrient levels, and plant vitality to facilitate fine-grained management and optimization. The technology-driven strategy improves crop output, quickens growth rates, and keeps conditions ideal all year round regardless of weather or other environmental circumstances. In addition, smart farming lessens the need for organic chemical inputs, promotes environmentally safe methods of pest management, and minimizes the amount of waste produced. This ground-breaking strategy may significantly alter the agricultural sector by encouraging regionalized food production, enhancing food security, and adding to more resilient farming practices. This comprehensive review delves into current trends in Hydroponics, highlighting recent advancements in smart farming systems, such as Domotics, Data Acquisition, Remote Cultivation, and automated AI systems. The review also underscores the various types and advantages of smart farming hydroponic technology, emphasizing the requirements for achieving efficiency in this innovative domain. Additionally, it explores future goals and potential developments, paving the way for further advancements in hydroponic smart farming.

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Hydroponics: current trends in sustainable crop production

Rajaseger

2023

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“…D. Ramya et al, [12] In order to make the nursey more profitable they proposed an approach by which soil moisture and the temprature level will be identified and according to that proper action can be taken. Yap Shien China et al [13] used Beagle Bone for processing the information received from different sensors and provides accurate information related to the crop growth . Kajendran K and Pravin A [14] proposed the use of IoT devices in their application for providing security.…”

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Enhancement of Plant Monitoring Using IoT

Pravin¹,

Jacob²,

Asha³

2018

IJET

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Agriculture is the backbone of our country; most of the people depend on agriculture. The main issue in agriculture is water scarcity. The water resource is not used in an effective manner, so the water is wasted. In order to overcome this irrigation process can be automated. The use of Internet of things in this field will be helpful to reduce the wastage of water. So that the temprature as well as humidity and light are measured by means of sensors and depend up on the outcome further processing can be performed. We propose a system that will capture all the details about the soil and the temprature by means of different sensors. The sensed information will be send to the processor and depends up on the outcome the alert message will be passed and the appropriate amount of water will be released to the crop. And the further information related to the fertilizer quantity and whether there is any set of serious attack on the crop tha t will also be identified by the system. The advantage of this system will be finding the current issues in terms of soil condition, humidity and crop condition and the information will be immediately passed to the farmers.

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“…There are numerous successful examples of precision irrigation using internet and cellular telecon. Petousi et al (2018) employ the internet to link system components, as did Chin and Audah (2017). Munyaradzi et al (2022) use cellular telecon.…”

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LoRa flood messaging applied to remote soil-moisture monitoring

Peter,

Philip

2023

J. Eng. Comput. Innov.

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Soil-Moisture sensing has proven to be an important factor in decreasing the need for irrigation while maintaining crop yield and quality. Farmers' finding ways to minimize water use is necessary given the world's obvious climate change and, in some areas, the resulting onslaught of drought. As the world's population grows and the demand for higher-quality food increases, precision irrigation becomes even more essential. As sensors are deployed, these have to be monitored in some way. Our project employs radio broadcasts over unlicensed frequencies to implement wireless remote sensing. Internet and cellular are alternative solutions. However, those require more than the acquisition and implementation of certain equipment and software. Those two approaches also involve third-party services, and their continuing fees. An additional assumption is that those services are available, cost effective, and reliable. Radio broadcast using the LoRa (Long Range) protocol is essentially a low-power means for implementing transceivers for low-rate data exchange. These are effective over longer ranges than technologies such as Bluetooth. LoRa is often deployed using LoRaWAN (LoRa for formal Wide Area Networks) but that involves additional equipment. This paper discusses a means of using only relatively low-cost hardware (Arduino-Uno microcontrollers with attached Dragino transceivers). A wireless network is formed upon which messages flow from sensors attached to microcontrollers, through relays (to account for terrain variability and other obstructions), to a receiver connected to some external system. The LoRa hardware unit remains consistent across all components, with only the installed software varying. Relays and receivers utilize their own unchanging software. However, the sensor units' baseline software is adapted based on the types and numbers of sensors attached. Each sensor, relay, and receiver has its own unique assigned network address. The authors have constructed and demonstrated a proof-of-concept of the ideas expressed in this paper. Discussion is offered on future work required as the project moves toward field application.

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Vertical farming monitoring system using the internet of things (IoT)

Cited by 20 publications

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Hydroponics: current trends in sustainable crop production

Hydroponics: current trends in sustainable crop production

Enhancement of Plant Monitoring Using IoT

LoRa flood messaging applied to remote soil-moisture monitoring

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