IoT-enabled Greenhouse Systems: Optimizing Plant Growth and Efficiency
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Published:2024-04-08
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Page:169-179
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ISSN:2785-8901
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Container-title:Malaysian Journal of Science and Advanced Technology
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Short-container-title:Malaysian J. Sci. Adv. Tech.
Author:
Swathi Manoharan ,Chong Peng Lean ,Chen Li ,Kong Feng Yuan ,Ng Poh Kiat ,Mohammed Reyasudin Basir Khan
Abstract
Greenhouses have long been important in the advancement of agricultural operations because they provide regulated settings for optimal plant growth. With the introduction of real-time monitoring and automation capabilities, the Internet of Things (IoT) integration into greenhouse systems represents a revolutionary change. This abstract delves into the wider field of greenhouse technology, highlighting the role that IoT plays in improving agricultural in controlled environments. Conventional greenhouses provide plants with a protected environment, but they might not be as accurate or flexible. Intelligent control of environmental conditions is made possible by the introduction of IoT-enabled greenhouses, which utilize data exchange protocols, actuators, and sensors that are networked. The project aims to elevate traditional greenhouse models by integrating Node-RED and MQTT technologies. Transitioning from a Blynk-based prototype showcases the system's versatility. Other key components, including NodeMCU, sensors for real-time data, and LED lighting, collaborate to redefine controlled environment agriculture. The Raspberry Pi serves as a central hub, facilitating seamless communication through Node-RED and MQTT. This advanced greenhouse system harmonizes cutting-edge technologies, showcasing a commitment to sophistication and adaptability in agricultural practices.
Publisher
Penteract Technology
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