IOT Based Green House Monitoring and Controlling with Arduino

Greenhouses offer a controlled environment for growing plants. For a green house system to function effectively, it needs to consistently oversee and control various environmental elements such as hotness, dampness, soil moisture, light strength, and soil p H. The main objective of the project is to create a cost-efficient design to promote optimal plant growth and yield. Arduino system that allows for constant updating and adjustment of environmental parameter values. The DHT 11,s and acidity, LDR plus dryness are the important sensors in the project, measuring moisture, temperature, water purpose, light strength, and earth wetness. Android smart phones receive environmental data both offline and online. The present situation of the surrounding circumstances is displayed in an SMS sent via a GSM modem. The user gets a text when this sensor value goes above a specific threshold. Farmers can observe and control their green houses from anywhere. SMS commands can be used to change environmental factors like the fluid pump, motor breathe, refrigeration fan, emission fan, and manufactured illumination fluids pump, engine breathe, cooling fan, exhaust fan, and false lighting. To prevent SMS charges, data parameters are sent to mobile phones using Ethernet. Using Ethernet, all environmental data is sent to the machine ad kept on the data file in this way, the Android app allows the user to monitor and manage settings.

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International Journal of Innovative Research in Advanced Engineering
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2024-12-06
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https://doi.org/10.26562/ijirae.2024.v1111.11
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IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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IOT Based Green House Monitoring and Controlling with Arduino

Anurag Mishra, Himanshu Nagar, Kumar Ritesh, Dr.Anand Dohare
International Journal of Innovative Research in Advanced Engineering
IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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IOT Based Green House Monitoring and Controlling with Arduino

Anurag Mishra, Himanshu Nagar, Kumar Ritesh, Dr.Anand Dohare
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Abstract

Greenhouses offer a controlled environment for growing plants. For a green house system to function effectively, it needs to consistently oversee and control various environmental elements such as hotness, dampness, soil moisture, light strength, and soil p H. The main objective of the project is to create a cost-efficient design to promote optimal plant growth and yield. Arduino system that allows for constant updating and adjustment of environmental parameter values. The DHT 11,s and acidity, LDR plus dryness are the important sensors in the project, measuring moisture, temperature, water purpose, light strength, and earth wetness. Android smart phones receive environmental data both offline and online. The present situation of the surrounding circumstances is displayed in an SMS sent via a GSM modem. The user gets a text when this sensor value goes above a specific threshold. Farmers can observe and control their green houses from anywhere. SMS commands can be used to change environmental factors like the fluid pump, motor breathe, refrigeration fan, emission fan, and manufactured illumination fluids pump, engine breathe, cooling fan, exhaust fan, and false lighting. To prevent SMS charges, data parameters are sent to mobile phones using Ethernet. Using Ethernet, all environmental data is sent to the machine ad kept on the data file in this way, the Android app allows the user to monitor and manage settings.

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