Weed is a novel problem in the agriculture sector. Weed control is a fundamental operation for any crop to maintain high yields Hence we need a automated system to remove the weed .

1. WELCOME
Good Morning Sir

2. IOT BASED SMART SPRINKLER SYSTEM
Under the guidance of
Mr. P.GIRI BABU, M.Tech.,
Associate Professor
Dept. of ECE
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
SHREE RAMA EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS
(Affiliated to JNTUA, Anantapuramu and Approved by AICTE, New Delhi)
Rami Reddy Nagar, Karakambadi Road, Tirupathi – 517 507, A.P
(2015 -2017)
Presentation by
Mr. L. MAHESH
Roll No:15JE1D5507

3. CONTENTS
 Abstract
 Introduction
 Existing system
 Drawbacks
 Proposed system
 Hardware And Software Design
 Results
 Advantages
 Applications
 Conclusion
 References

4. ABSTRACT
 India is a horticulture based
country. It is important to
enhance the efficiency and
nature of agro based items..
 This proposed arrangement is
valuable for decreasing the
human work.
 This is a low spending
framework with a fundamental
social application.
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5. INTRODUCTION
 Agribusiness makes utilization of 85%
of to be had freshwater assets
worldwide, and this percent will keep
on being overwhelming in water allow
because of populace increment and
duplicated nourishment request.
 This contraption utilizes sensors like
stickiness, soil dampness. These
sensors send qualities to small scale
controller.
 Microcontroller sends qualities to PC
utilizing serial discussion.

6. EXISTING SYSTEM
 Indian economy is basically depends on
agriculture.
 Agriculture uses most of available fresh
water resources and this use of fresh
water resources will continue to be
increases Because of population growth
and increased food demand.
 Increased labor costs, stricter
Environmental regulations and increased
competition for water resources from
urban areas Provide strong motivation for
efficient Irrigation system.

7. BLOCK DIAGRAM

8. WIRELESS INFORMATION UNIT
The soil moisture, temperature and water level sensor data from each WSU are
received, identified, recorded, and analyses in the WIU. The WIU consists of a
master microcontroller, an ZigBee radio modem, a GPRS module This
processed information is send to web page where status of all these sensors are
display graphically using graphical user interface using the GPRS module. The
data from the transmission section is received by ZigBee communication
modem.

9. DRAWBACKS
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Irrigation of plants is usually a very
time- consuming activity, to be done in
a reasonable amount of time, it
requires a large amount of human
resources.
Traditionally all the steps were
executed by humans. Nowadays some
systems use technology to reduce the
number or workers or the time
required to water the plants.
In addition to the excess cost of
water labor is becoming more and
more expensive

10. PROPOSED SYSTEM
 The proposed gadget has
exceptional sensors, a small scale
controller, GPRS and quality assets.
 Every unit relies upon on the
miniaturized scale controller that
controls the radio modem GPRS
and tactics statistics from the dirt
dampness sensor, temperature
sensor and water degree sensor.

11. BLOCK DIAGRSM

12. HARDWARE REQUIREMENT
 POWER SUPPLY
 ARDUINO MICRO CONTROLLER
 SOIL MOISTURE SENSOR
 LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)
 DHT11 SENSOR
 GPRS(General Packet Radio Service )
 WATER PUMP

13. POWER SUPPLY:
ARDUINO MICRO CONTROLLER:
20 MHz it has the throughput up to
20 Million Instructions Per Second
Executing voltage are as follows
– 1.8 - 5.5V for Atmega328P
Temperature range is
– -40°C to 85°C
Speed grade is
– 0 - 20 MHz at 1.8 - 5.5V

14. SOIL MOISTURE SENSOR:
Soil moisture is an important
component in the atmospheric water
cycle, both on a small agricultural
scale and in large-scale modelling of
land/atmosphere interaction
LCD (Liquid Crystal Display):
A 16x2 LCD show is fantastically
basic module and is commonly used as
a piece of numerous gadgets and
circuits.
These modules are supported more
than seven elements and different multi
segment LEDs

15. DHT11 SENSOR :
 Temperature Sensor
 Humidity Sensor
GPRS:

16. HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE DESIGN

17. IOT Section:
This section comprises of a
webpage which displays the
current water sprinkler status i.e.
on or off and a button which
redirects the user to a thing speak
page which graphically depicts
the sensor values.
WORKING OF THE PROJECT:
By using DHT11 we can find the temperature and humidity and soil
moisture sensor is used to detect the condition of the soil. If soil moisture
sensor is in dry condition the pumping motor will on. Here LCD is used
to display the temperature and humidity values.

18. RESULTS

19. The Moisture level is high then motor is in OFF Condition

20. The data is uploaded to the server continuously
After Completion of uploading the data to the server

21. The Soil Moisture is in low condition the motor is in
ON condition

22. ADVANTAGES:
Provides a healthy, beautiful landscape
Reduces water waste
Saves money
Provides convenience
APPLICATIONS:
At home
Nurseries
In Gardens

23. CONCLUSION
The small scale water system device done wind up
plainly resolved to be reasonable and fetched capable
for Enhancing water valuable asset for rural creation.
This water system framework lets in development in
areas with water shortage subsequently improving
maintainability.
Temperature observing in compost assembling
might be effortlessly done.

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