Smart NFT based Hydroponic System for Precision Agriculture using IoT and AI

Precision agriculture (PA) presents numerous possibilities to address the growing challenges of sustainability and food security. To develop an effective PA system, it is essential to collect and analyze real-time data using Artificial Intelligence (AI) methodologies. This research integrates the Internet of Things (IoT) and AI within a Nutrient Film Technique (NFT) hydroponic system for the growth of the Holy basil plant. The aim is to create an ideal indoor environment through optimized resource management. This involves establishing an IoT-enabled framework for real-time data collection to monitor $\mathbf{p H}$, temperature, humidity, and dissolved substances, affecting both artificial conditions and plant growth rates. The AI processes these data to fine-tune the environment and perform the necessary automated adjustments within the PA system. In addition, AI-driven predictive models will anticipate plant growth patterns and ensure a robust crop management system with precise yield predictions. Addressing these areas is crucial for the successful application of IoT and AI in PA systems. The Random Forest machine learning (ML) model predicts the yield in cm with an accuracy of 97%, while XGBoost is used to predict the NPK dosing with an accuracy of 99%.

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2025-04-24
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https://doi.org/10.1109/amathe65477.2025.11081252
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Smart Agriculture and AI
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Smart NFT based Hydroponic System for Precision Agriculture using IoT and AI

Shilpa Suresh, Raghavendra Rao P, C S Asha, Dhanush Kumar et al.
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Smart NFT based Hydroponic System for Precision Agriculture using IoT and AI

Shilpa Suresh, Raghavendra Rao P, C S Asha, Dhanush Kumar, Guru Prasad, R Chetan
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Precision agriculture (PA) presents numerous possibilities to address the growing challenges of sustainability and food security. To develop an effective PA system, it is essential to collect and analyze real-time data using Artificial Intelligence (AI) methodologies. This research integrates the Internet of Things (IoT) and AI within a Nutrient Film Technique (NFT) hydroponic system for the growth of the Holy basil plant. The aim is to create an ideal indoor environment through optimized resource management. This involves establishing an IoT-enabled framework for real-time data collection to monitor $\mathbf{p H}$, temperature, humidity, and dissolved substances, affecting both artificial conditions and plant growth rates. The AI processes these data to fine-tune the environment and perform the necessary automated adjustments within the PA system. In addition, AI-driven predictive models will anticipate plant growth patterns and ensure a robust crop management system with precise yield predictions. Addressing these areas is crucial for the successful application of IoT and AI in PA systems. The Random Forest machine learning (ML) model predicts the yield in cm with an accuracy of 97%, while XGBoost is used to predict the NPK dosing with an accuracy of 99%.

Manipal Academy of Higher Education (IN), T A Pai Management Institute (IN), Singapore Maritime Institute (SG)
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