Remote Control and Data Flow of Smart Agricultural Systems in Greenhouse Systems

–This study aims to protect our water resources that dry up due to wrong and unnecessary irrigation policies and to prevent this situation. With this system, it is aimed to prevent unnecessary and excessive consumption by developing a smart system aimed at consuming the required amount of water in agriculture. The outstanding value of this project is that the greenhouse environment created in line with smart agricultural systems and the devices such as soil moisture measuring device, ambient moisture measuring device, light intensity and automatic irrigation system in it create an automatic system and operate using Arduino and ESP8862. Nextion screen will be connected to this system using Arduino and ESP8862 and both a graphical and digital result will be observed. Within the scope of the project, it is planned to achieve high efficiency and prevent excessive consumption of water resources. Thanks to the data obtained from this project, it has the potential to contribute to the literature as an important preliminary study aimed at achieving efficiency and savings to a great extent with the design of smart agricultural systems. In addition, it reveals its originality in terms of being both environmentally friendly and recyclable in terms of cost and materials used. The workload in greenhouses will also be reduced by using these smart agricultural systems. If the project is successfully completed, a product that will provide added value to our country will be developed.

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Van Yüzüncü Yıl University Academic Data Management System
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2025-05-15
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Smart Agriculture and AI
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Remote Control and Data Flow of Smart Agricultural Systems in Greenhouse Systems

İshak Parlar
Van Yüzüncü Yıl University Academic Data Management System
Smart Agriculture and AI
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Remote Control and Data Flow of Smart Agricultural Systems in Greenhouse Systems

İshak Parlar
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–This study aims to protect our water resources that dry up due to wrong and unnecessary irrigation policies and to prevent this situation. With this system, it is aimed to prevent unnecessary and excessive consumption by developing a smart system aimed at consuming the required amount of water in agriculture. The outstanding value of this project is that the greenhouse environment created in line with smart agricultural systems and the devices such as soil moisture measuring device, ambient moisture measuring device, light intensity and automatic irrigation system in it create an automatic system and operate using Arduino and ESP8862. Nextion screen will be connected to this system using Arduino and ESP8862 and both a graphical and digital result will be observed. Within the scope of the project, it is planned to achieve high efficiency and prevent excessive consumption of water resources. Thanks to the data obtained from this project, it has the potential to contribute to the literature as an important preliminary study aimed at achieving efficiency and savings to a great extent with the design of smart agricultural systems. In addition, it reveals its originality in terms of being both environmentally friendly and recyclable in terms of cost and materials used. The workload in greenhouses will also be reduced by using these smart agricultural systems. If the project is successfully completed, a product that will provide added value to our country will be developed.

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