Your plant's new best friend!
It is a system made using ESP32 for monitoring the various factors required for plants to grow. It provides a live IOT dashboard that can be
Project Eden is a fully IoT equipped station that has the ability to monitor the humidity, moisture and temperature surrounding the soil. It
Saving the precious plants of the millennial.
Soil moisture sensor data visualization in qubitro using esp8266 and FC-28
Build a utopia around the year for your plants even when you are not near.
A project that can measure soil moisture or distance till the nearest object and displaying them on a LCD (using I2C).
A sample tool to irrigate a plant by monitoring soil.
This project shows how to control the hydroponic system as automation and how to monitor the desired data through applications.
Simple standalone PIR cat scarer which squirts water to dissuade cats from encroaching on specific area of the garden at night.
Keep your patio hydroponics happy & healthy without lifting a finger. Smart controls adjust watering schedule and check for failures.
I wet my plants! Actually they wet themselves when they are thirsty, how convenient is that?!
Waters the right amount of water with the push of a button.
Tweeting Plant - using atTiny85, Raspberry Pi Zero and soil
Here I have different number of technologies work together under one roof.
Use this project for simple moisture monitoring of your garden or upgrade it and connect the data to some smart irrigation system.
Some of manual work sometimes takes lots of your time and requires attention - Smart Water Tank gives you more time =)
It is arduino based project which will water when required automatically by sensing soil moisture level.
An automatic system to grow a plant.
Spore mushroom, not your room.
My kale is smarter than your honor roll student.
With our sensors in place, we can now start to use some of the data to help create the haven that Dempsey is attempting to manufacture.
How to network a whole set of Bluetooth sensors and pipe it out to the cloud with the Blues Notecard!
Lumiknob: Control 32 LEDs with a single potentiometer using SPI and MAX7219.
