Join the Arduino team as they show you how to make a plant monitoring system using the IoT Carrier and Arduino Cloud. Build your own right here! www.arduino.cc/cloud/
According to ur question friend,Iam working right now with arduino uno without cloud ,connecting 4moisture sensor including oled 168*64 .We can use uno R4 WiFi or other boards for IOT from Arduino store. By using other boards ,You can add multiple Oleds and Sensors by adding some components like (ADC S1115 and TCA9548A). I would like to thank Arduino and it’s team members for their hard effort and support . All the best friend.
Just learning about arduino's, awesome channel. I was curious, would it also be possible to add a weight sensor below the water source with some sort of alexa integration to alert you with the water needs to be refilled?
I understand that the dashboard was more of a show-and-tell, but you should be labeling things as you go. I'm pretty sure you got two of the moisture gauges flipped, but you can't tell for sure without manipulating the sensors. And do them in numerical order, not which ever order happens to be in the UI.
It would be safer to either have the pump time-out after some fixed maximum time, or turn it off if the link to the cloud is lost. Not good to come home (or back to the office) to find a flood!
I really like the project but, can you tell me how this project can be made more sustainable to be used in real life scenario to be implemented on large scale e.g. if one want to record the humidity and moisture in his/her mushroom farm or a place one needs to measure and record the variables.
Well, I'd say the basics of what you're looking for are in there. You're just looking to add sensors to a lot more plants - so it's all about positioning them in the right place, and sending all the data back to your Cloud dashboard. You may not need one of these for every plant, but have them spaced out so you can monitor a wider area. You might also need to think about remote power (solar can be a good option, with long life batteries like 18650s), and connectivity. Wi-Fi might reach, depending (or with extenders) or you've got cellular or LoRa (probably the way to go for very long range). Be interested to hear if you give the project a go! Sounds very cool, so keep us posted!
According to ur question friend ,We can use uno R4wifi /Arduino Mega 2560 or other boards for IOT from Arduino store. By using other boards ,You can add multiple Oleds and Sensors . Or you can use (ADC S1115 and TCA9548A). I would like to thank Arduino and it’s team members for their hard effort and support . All the best friend.
