Smart garden monitoring application

Azmi, Nur Shahirah (2021) Smart garden monitoring application. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of connected devices that interact with one another. Using IoT, it allows user to monitor and control a device remotely with a computer or smartphone to collect and share information. This project presents a cost-effective automated Smart Garden Monitoring Application which can be utilized to monitor the plant in the garden every day. This technology was designed to replace the traditional method of plant monitoring, which required people to be present. The objective of this project are to study on smart garden method with Internet of Things technology, to develop hardware prototype that able to monitor garden’s environment and to integrate hardware prototype with mobile application to provide alert. The Node MCU ESP 8266 has an inbuilt WiFi system is used as the central core for IoT applications where the code is implemented in developing an algorithm to differ the data from sensors. The system include a variety of sensors, such as humidity and temperature sensors, moisture sensors in the soil, and movement detection sensors. All sensors are connected to the Node MCU ESP 8266, and the data is saved in the cloud and displayed on the mobile app. Certain parameters is notified to the user if they detect certain condition. This project describes a wireless network and sensor-based Internet of Things architecture for a garden. The expected output result of this project is to provide and alert user with notification about the condition of the plant while remotely monitoring it via mobile application. Hardware testing is carried out to verify that the proposed system is completely functioning.

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