Smart gardening system

Mohammah Fuzia, Halim Mohsin (2021) Smart gardening system. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

In today's digital environment, people expect automation to make tasks easier, more comfortable, faster, and more efficient. The goal is to transform our current system for supplying water in home gardens, farms, and fields into a Smart Automated System. In this project will describe about Smart Gardening System. This system, there are three sensors have been used which soil moisture sensor, soil temperature sensor and temperature and humidity sensor. When the sensor detect low soil moisture, the water pump will sprinkle the plants automatically. Facilities that provided were user friendly and make easier to users for growth of plant. The main problem that facing by a gardeners tend to consume large amounts of water for plantation as they do not know the sufficient amount of water for watering the plants. This problem will give impact in term of shortage of water resources and over-watering the plant or lack of water for plantation. Gardeners also having difficulties in maintain the quality of the soil which one of main important in maintaining the health of a plant. By having this gardening system a gardener or farmer can monitor the soil humidity. The gardeners also having difficulties in learning the growth and condition of plant. This system is helpful for farmer to learn the condition of the plant and earn more knowledge by monitor the data of the plant. Besides that, this gardening system can be used at any plants because it’s a portable device and it provide much more precise data. This gardening system not just offer user to monitor the information from plantation but it also provide opportunity for user to have better understanding on plant growth.

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