Application of IoT technology on control system and monitoring for Cucumis Melo L. grown in greenhouse
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In this paper, we propose developing a system for optimally watering Cucumis Melo L. crops based on an application Internet of Things (IoT). The three components are hardware, a web application, and a mobile application. The first component was designed and implemented in control box hardware connected to collect crop datas. Soil moisture sensors are used to monitor the greenhouse, connected to the control box. The second component is a web-based application that was designed and implemented to manipulate the crop data and field information. This component applied data mining to analyze the data for predicting suitable temperature, humidity, and soil moisture for optimal future management of crop growth. The final component is mainly used to control crop watering through a mobile application on a smartphone. This allows either automatic or manual control of the user. The automatic control uses data from soil moisture sensors for water. The results showed the implementation to be useful in agriculture. The moisture content of the soil was maintained appropriately for Cucumis Melo L. growth, reducing costs and increasing agricultural productivity. Moreover, this work represents improvements to agriculture through digital innovation.
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