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Gokul S, [b]Ismail Mulla*, [c]Nagaraja K, [d]Pramoth Sakthi, [e]Revathi GP
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UG students, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
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Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
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PES University, Bangalore, India
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[email protected], [email protected], [email protected],
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[email protected], [email protected]
Abstract—Hydroponic agriculture comes as an answer plants while not soil, victimization instead liquid
to restricted agricultural land that may cause a decline nutrient solution. Lettuce is employed in our project as
in agricultural production capacity. In hydroponic there a testing crop. And our style can monitor the growing
is a challenge of maintaining the pH values according to surroundings and monitor the nutrition level and
the plants, and to handle this challenge we have alternative environmental factors appreciate
introduced Internet of Things (IoT) is a technology that temperature, light, water level and humidity.
enables regular monitoring of every aspects, with the
help of IoT we are able to monitor and control the Main Objectives of our project.
hydroponic system easily and all the required values Grow vegetables with minimal use of soil and
can be maintained properly. pH, temperature, humidity, water
water level, light intensity are applied by connecting Compare and analyze the difference of growth in
sensors and actuators to the micro-controller (ESP32). Smart hydroponic and traditional farming.
The upkeep and automatic observation are done by the Control environment for better growth of
intervention of the IoT that are accustomed transfer and vegetables
retrieve information to the net, a mobile app is used to With the use of IOT control all the required
control the actuators and the sensors data will be stored actuators.
on ThingSpeak cloud. Making smart hydroponic with budget friendly.
1. INTRODUCTION
The Agricultural Economic and Forecasting 1.1 Advantage of Smart hydroponic system:
Center, Mae Jo University, found that the shortage of
labor in agriculture resulted in high labor wage in the One advantages of hydroponics farm is
agricultural sector and resulted in higher production reduced labor value as a result of the farmer doesn't
costs. Another factor in farming is the natural have to be compelled to prepare the soil, and watering
environment which is an external factor such as soil, and fertilization are mechanically engineered into the
water, light, temperature, water temperature, soil hydroponic farm. Since hydroponics farm is typically
temperature, humidity in the air, relative humidity, partially automated, it's much easier to integrate
alkalinity of soil and water, and essential nutrient Internet of Things to induce higher and additional
required for plant growth. All of them are difficult to correct information and absolutely automate the farm.
control and affect the quality of crops. During this research, we have a tendency to decide to
evaluate the price effectiveness of good agriculture
Smart agriculture or smart farming is the farm victimization Internet of Things technology when
application of Internet of Things to growing crops with put next to an everyday hydroponic farm. Of course,
the potential of saving labor and resources, additional the good Farm ought to manufacture better crops,
fine-grained management in watering and fertilization, however we shall verify what proportion better, and
and more correct gathering of data regarding planting whether or not the advance benefit the usually high
environment. Farming may be a technique of growing cost of installation.
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Comparative analysis:
In order to compare and evaluate the benefits
of Smart hydroponic system over a traditional farming,
lettuce plants were grown in hydroponic rail and as
well as in soil for evaluating the difference rate of
growth of the plants. The smart hydroponic were
introduced with a automatic nutrient supply and all the
Fig. 7 Ideal growing condition for lettuce plant environmental ecosystem were managed by the IoT
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Application by Internet of Things and MQTT Broker”
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A specıfıc pH value must be maintained for the
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