Gate Guard: Streamlining Agriculture with Smart Water Gate System

Today’s civilization relies almost exclusively on the enticing technology known as the Internet of Things (IoT). It allows for the connecting of anything that requires data transfer and communication without the requirement for human interaction. This study proposes a strategy for using Internet of Things concepts to create an automatic gate for a smart irrigation system. The Automated Water Gate Controlling System communicates with the agriculture field’s water gate by receiving water level data via a sensor. The sensor module collects data, which is then saved in cloud computing, a cloud-based automated wireless communication system, to monitor and intelligently control the water in the fields. The user can easily monitor the field from their mobile device. The GSM module is used to convey alerts.

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2024-12-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icacrs62842.2024.10841506
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Water Quality Monitoring Technologies
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Gate Guard: Streamlining Agriculture with Smart Water Gate System

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Gate Guard: Streamlining Agriculture with Smart Water Gate System

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Abstract

Today’s civilization relies almost exclusively on the enticing technology known as the Internet of Things (IoT). It allows for the connecting of anything that requires data transfer and communication without the requirement for human interaction. This study proposes a strategy for using Internet of Things concepts to create an automatic gate for a smart irrigation system. The Automated Water Gate Controlling System communicates with the agriculture field’s water gate by receiving water level data via a sensor. The sensor module collects data, which is then saved in cloud computing, a cloud-based automated wireless communication system, to monitor and intelligently control the water in the fields. The user can easily monitor the field from their mobile device. The GSM module is used to convey alerts.

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