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Greenhouse in Progress

Greenhouses are structures that provide artificial growing conditions for plants in climates that do not allow natural growth. The first greenhouse was used in a botanical garden in Italy in the 15th century, and glass greenhouses became more common in Europe in the 17th century. This document discusses several studies on designing smart greenhouse systems using sensors and microcontrollers to automatically control temperature, humidity, light, and irrigation to improve crop yields. These systems can help address issues farmers face from fluctuating quality and quantity of produce.

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Greenhouse in Progress

Greenhouses are structures that provide artificial growing conditions for plants in climates that do not allow natural growth. The first greenhouse was used in a botanical garden in Italy in the 15th century, and glass greenhouses became more common in Europe in the 17th century. This document discusses several studies on designing smart greenhouse systems using sensors and microcontrollers to automatically control temperature, humidity, light, and irrigation to improve crop yields. These systems can help address issues farmers face from fluctuating quality and quantity of produce.

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Greenhouses are facilities where production and

development conditions are artificially provided in regions or

climates where the growing conditions of a plant cannot be

achieved. It is a common method so that a vegetable, fruit or

flower is not limited to the seasons and regions in which it can

grow [3].

It is estimated that the first greenhouse was used in a

botanical garden in Italy towards the end of the 15th century.

Later, especially in Europe, in the 17th century, protective and

translucent greenhouses were started to be built by making use

of the properties of glass [4].

In this study; In Indonesia, which is known as an

agricultural country where the majority of its population is

farmers, it has been observed that the need for potatoes has

increased in parallel with the increasing population and the

development of the fast-food industry. Therefore, it has been


stated that there are problems arising from fluctuations in the

quality and quantity of garden plants. It has been stated that

the use of a smart greenhouse can increase the yield and

production quality, so it has been stated that a smart

greenhouse design suitable for potatoes can solve the problems

of farmers [5]. In the study, an automatic greenhouse system

with prototype scale was designed to provide a solution for the

maintenance of potato varieties in a greenhouse based on the

Arduino UNO microcontroller and to meet the needs in more

efficient conditions. Soil sensor and light sensor are used in

the system for temperature and humidity parameters. Thus, it

is aimed to maintain temperature, soil moisture, light intensity

and air humidity in accordance with the necessary conditions

in potato planting. According to the operation of the system, a

fan, LED light strip and a water pump are used [5].

In the study, a prototype was prepared for smart greenhouse


management and a remote wireless control system was

designed with software. The main purpose of this study was

determined to increase the yield rate of plants. The control

system used in the design was checked over and over again in

real time with the microcontroller. Sensor information was

taken through Arduino UNO microcontroller and controlled

wirelessly by software prepared with MS Visual Studio. In

addition, the main factors, Sunlight, Temperature and

Humidity, are controlled by the entire system. Care has been

taken when receiving data from the sensors, and the data

obtained are analyzed and observed through algorithms. This

has made the operation of the smart greenhouse different from

any conventional greenhouse available on the market [2].

In this study, the remote control of the Arduino-based

automatic irrigation system via smart devices with Android

operating system was investigated similarly by using a


humidity sensor. In this study, an economical and easy-to-use

Arduino-based automatic irrigation system using smart

devices with Android operating system for remote control has

been developed. In order to be able to design the system,

various soil types and certain products were examined and

sampled. As a result, a soil moisture sensor proportional to the

moisture content obtained from the soil used in the greenhouse

was used [6].

In the study, the control system of the smart greenhouse

controlled by an Android-based software using an Arduino

microcontroller was designed. This study has been carried out

in order to contribute to the solution of high quality food

shortage in the world in recent years. here, smart information

technology has been used to grow plants using smart

greenhouse technology. The importance of creating smart

greenhouses in residential areas and allowing the plants to


grow throughout the year is highlighted. For th

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