Iot based vertical farming
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This document presents an IOT based vertical farming system. Vertical farming works on the principle of hydroponics, which is a method of growing plants without soil using mineral nutrient solutions. An IOT system is proposed that uses sensors like temperature, moisture, and pH sensors to monitor the environment and control factors like water levels, nutrients, and sprinklers using an Arduino and ESP8266. An IOT app called "Magical Garden" is presented that would allow monitoring and control of the vertical farm remotely. The system aims to achieve higher yields with shorter growth cycles while reducing resource usage compared to traditional farming.
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- 1. IOT BASED VERTICAL farming PRESENTED BY:- B.VANNIYA A.KARUPPIAH 3RD YEAR ECE 1/31/2020 MZCET 1
- 2. 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050 TOTALPOPULATION(INBILLIONS) UN POPULATION DIVISION INDIAN POPULATIONINTRODUCTION: 1/31/2020 MZCET 2
- 3. IOT BASED VERTICAL FARMING HIGH DENSITY YIELDS IN SHORTER GROWTH CYCLES. LESS RESOURCE CONSUMPTION LIKE WATER,SPACE,PESTICIDES. HIGH CONSISTENCY OF CROPS WITH GREAT TASTING RESULTS. OBJECTIVE 1/31/2020 MZCET 3
- 4. VERTICAL FARMING VERTICAL FARMING WORKS ON THE PRINCIPLE OF “HYDROPONICS” HYDROPONICS IS A SUBSET OF HYDROCULTURE,A METHOD OF GROWING PLANTS WITHOUT SOIL,USING MINERAL NUTRIENT SOLUTIONS IN A WATER SOLVENT. DISADVANTAGE:- 1)LEAKAGE OF WATER 2)NEEDS A LOT OF MAINTAINENCE 1/31/2020 MZCET 4
- 6. IOT BASED VERTICAL FARMING 1/31/2020 MZCET 6
- 7. ARDUINO • OPEN SOURCE ELECTRONICS PLATFORM BASED ON EASY TO USE HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE. • ARDUINO BOARDS ARE ABLE TO READ INPUTS FROM SENSORS AND TURN IT INTO AN OUTPUT. SENSORS • PH,TEMPERATURE,MOISTURE,HUMIDITY SENSORS • MONITORS WATER LEVEL,NUTRIENTS IOT-MAGICAL GARDEN APP • MOCK FLOW • APP DESIGN HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS:- 1/31/2020 MZCET 7
- 8. BLOCK DIAGRAM ARDUINOMEGA 2560 TEMPERATURE MONITORING PH-LEVEL MONITORING HUMIDITY MONITORING SPRINKLER SYSTEM PH UP/DOWN PUMP HUMIDITY ADJUSTMENT UNIT POWER SUPPLY 1/31/2020 MZCET 8 ESP 8266
- 11. SPRINKLERS PH CONTROLLER HUMIDITY ADJUSTMENT UNIT 1/31/2020 MZCET 11
- 12. IOT MAGICAL GARDEN APP 1/31/2020 MZCET 12
- 13. MOCK FLOW- IOT MAGICAL GARDEN APP MY PLANT IS HAPPY!!! 1/31/2020 MZCET 13
- 14. IOT MAGICAL GARDEN APP 1/31/2020 MZCET 14
- 16. IOT BASED VERTICAL FARMING OUR CONTRIBUTION 1/31/2020 MZCET
- 19. ADVANTAGES HIGH DENSITY YIELDS. SHORTER GROWTH CYCLES. REDUCES RESOURCE CONSUMPTION- WATER,SPACE,FERTILISER. LABOUR SAVING. NO WEEDS OR PESTISIDES. HIGH CONSISTENSY OF CROPS WITH GREAT TASTING RESULTS. 1/31/2020 MZCET 19
- 20. DISADVANTAGES COST IS HIGHER THAN NATURAL SOIL PROCESS. WATER BASED MICRO ORGARNISM CAN BE EASILY INTRODUCED. INCASE OF POWER OUTAGE, SYSTEM MUST BE HANDLED MANUALLY. 1/31/2020 MZCET 20
- 21. CONCLUSION THE MAIN AIM OF THIS PAPER IS TO HELP EVERY URBAN FARMERS AND GARDENERS TO MANAGE THEIR VERTICAL GARDENBY SPECIFICALLY NOTIFYING THE ISSUES. THIS SYSTEM SAVES WATER,SPACE AND FERTILISERS. THIS SYSTEM PROVIDES BETTER YIELDS WHEN IT IS COMPARED WITH SOIL SYSTEM. 1/31/2020 MZCET 21
- 22. REFERENCES MARK GRIFFITHS " THE DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A HYDROPONICS CONTROL SYSTEM“. VIJENDRA SAHARE, PREET JAIN " AUTOMATED HYDROPONIC SYSTEM USING PSOC4 PROTOTYPING KIT TO DELIVER NUTRIENTS SOLUTION DIRECTLY TO ROOTS OF PLANTS ON TIME BASIS" CARLOS A.P.CAMARA “AUTOMATED SYSTEM DEVELOPED TO CONTROL PH AND CONCENTRATION OF NUTRIENT SOLUTION EVALUATED IN HYDROPHONIC LETTUCE”, DIMITRIOS SAVVAS “HYDROPONICS: A MODERN TECHNOLOGY SUPPORTING THE APPLICATION OF INTEGRATED CROP MANAGEMENT IN GREENHOUSE” DR.HECTOR MUNOZ “HOME BASED VEGETABLE PRODUCTION SYSTEM.” 1/31/2020 MZCET 22