1. The document describes an IoT-based smart agriculture system that monitors soil moisture levels, temperature, and humidity using sensors and automatically controls irrigation based on the sensor readings.
2. An ESP8266 microcontroller is used to connect the sensors to the cloud where the data is visualized and analyzed. Temperature and humidity are monitored using a DHT11 sensor.
3. The system aims to help farmers efficiently irrigate crops based on real-time environmental conditions to minimize water and fertilizer use while optimizing the growing climate and maximizing yields.