gsm and wireless sensor network with embedded based smart automated irrigation system
Bhuvaneswari Dakshinamurthy,
Published in International Journal of Advanced Research in Electronics, Communication & Instrumentation Engineering and Development
ISSN: 2347 -7210 Impact Factor:1.9 Volume:3 Issue:1 Year: 05 July,2016 Pages:102-110
Abstract
ABSTRACT-An Android application which pushes the rancher to ON/OFF the engine without his physical vicinity in the field. This paper has continuous detecting and control of a watering system framework. At the point when the state of water in the horticultural homestead is unusual then the framework consequently switches OFF. light of the dirt dampness, through hand-off the pumping engine will be consequently switch on or off which spares the water and then again the plant can get most suitable water level which expands the profitability of the yield. Utilizing GSM ( Global System for Mobile communication) innovation which is utilized to educate the client about the definite state of the field. This data is passed onto the client demand as SMS (Short Message Service). This framework gives uniform and required water level for the agrarian ranch and it maintains a strategic distance from water wastage. An android telephone that controls the Irrigation framework, which could give the offices in light of the fact that to keep up uniform natural conditions. This empowers clients to exploit the all inclusive sent GSM systems with its low SMS administration expense to utilize cell telephones and basic SMS charges to deal with the watering system framework. It is feasible for clients to utilize SMS to screen straightforwardly the states of their farmland, plan the water requirements for harvests, naturally water control, furthermore set control operational conditions as per the water needs of products. In this paper, keen detecting utilizing JAVA with PC control
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Keywords:GSM, Android, Irrigation frame work
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