Development of android apps for hydroponic monitoring system

Idris, Haiqal (2024) Development of android apps for hydroponic monitoring system. Project Report. Melaka, Malaysia, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The project aspires to revolutionize agricultural practices by harnessing cutting-edge technology, specifically employing the ESP32 microcontroller and Wi-Fi connectivity. With a keen focus on optimizing fertigation and hydroponics, the initiative seeks to address urgent environmental challenges in Malaysia, stemming from deforestation and climate change. Inspired by the government's tree replantation initiative, the system seamlessly integrates ESP32 and Wi-Fi modules, establishing a connection to an Android app through Blynk. This comprehensive approach not only enables real-time monitoring of crucial parameters such as temperature, humidity, and pH levels in hydroponic systems but also provides user-friendly controls and automation features to mitigate resource inefficiencies. The overarching goal is to elevate agricultural productivity, foster sustainability, and promote responsible resource management. The Blynk app enhances accessibility, offering intuitive tools for effective control and decision-making. Notably, the project confronts prevailing limitations in hydroponic systems, including the absence of real-time monitoring capabilities, inefficient resource utilization in traditional agriculture, and challenges associated with manual monitoring. Through its technological integration and automation, the initiative aims to surmount these obstacles, ushering in a new era of precision, efficiency, and sustainability in agricultural practices.

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