Scalable IoT-based Smart Plant Monitoring and Control System for Sustainable Agriculture
Farhan Masud Foysal, Shuvra Mondal, Tarifuzzaman Riyad, Shahin Sikder, Jahid Hasan, Md. Asif Amir, Suborna Sharmin Mishu, Md Sayedur Rahman
Journal of Engineering Research and Reports · pp. 16–32 · Published 1 Jan 2025
10.9734/jerr/2025/v27i11365Abstract
Smart Plant Monitoring and Controlling Systems offer transformative potential for modern agriculture through IoT integration, real-time monitoring, and automation. This research presents a cost-effective system capable of tracking soil moisture, temperature, humidity, and pH levels, alongside visual plant health detection using an ESP32 Camera module. Automated control of water pumps and sprayers ensures efficient irrigation and nutrient delivery based on predefined thresholds, while a user-friendly Blynk IoT platform enables remote management and monitoring. Energy-efficient design and scalability make the system suitable for diverse agricultural applications, from small-scale farming to large operations. Detailed cost analysis confirms its affordability, enhancing accessibility for resource-constrained farmers. This system addresses critical challenges like water conservation and crop health management, promoting sustainable and precision agricultural practices, and offering a scalable solution for global agricultural advancements.
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