SOFTWAR

SMART IRRIGATION
SYSTEM
USING IOT

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 CONTENT TABLE
SR NO. CONTENTS PG NO.
1. INTRODUCTION 4
2. ABSTRACT 6
3. METHODOLOGY 7
4. BLOCK DIAGRAM 8
5. HARDWARE DESIGN 9
6. SOFTWARE SPECIFICATION 14
7. BEBEFITS 15
8. FUTURE SCOPE 16
9. CONCLUSION 17
10. REFERENCE 18

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BATCHMATES:

G VAMSI KRISHNA(CSE) 99210041184

G VARA PRASAD(CSE) 99210041857
SACHIN SINGH SAHDEV(CSE) 99210041113
G SRINIVAS YESWANTH(CSE) 9921004242
SHAIK SOHEL(CSE) 9921004817
V ANANDH KUMAR(CSE) 99210041762

GIUDE:R SUMATHY
 INTRODUCTION
• Kevin Ashton in 2000s by connecting RFID data to Internet for business reason.
• This items could speak with one another and be overseen by PCs.
• This sensors can utilize different sorts of neighborhood like RFID, NFC, Wi-Fi,
Bluetooth, etc.
• The Internet of Things (IoT) describes the network of physical objects
—“things”
—that are embedded with sensors, software, and other technologies for the
purpose of connecting and exchanging data with other devices and systems
over the internet. These devices range from ordinary household objects to
sophisticated industrial tools

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 ABSTRACT

• Soil dampness sensor, temperature and stickiness sensor kept in root

zone of plant and transmitted information to android application.
• Edge testing of soil dampness sensor that was a modified into a
microcontroller to control water amount.
• Temperature, mugginess and soil dampness esteems are shown on the
android application.

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 METHODOLOGY

• The methodology of this project is to provide a water delivering schedule

to the corps to make sure all the crops have enough water for his/her
healthy growth, to scale back the quality of water wasted in irrigation,
and to attenuate the economic cost for the users.
• With the automated technology of irrigation the human intervention
can be minimized.

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BLOCK
DIAGRAM.

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 HARDWARE
ARDIUNO

Arduino is an open-source
hardware and software company,
project, and user community that
designs and manufactures single-
board microcontrollers and
microcontroller kits for building
digital devices.

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NODEMCU (esp8266)
NodeMCU is an open source
platform based on ESP8266 which
can connect objects and let data
transfer using the Wi-Fi protocol. In
addition, by providing some of the
most important features of
microcontrollers such as GPIO,
PWM, ADC and etc. it can solve
many of the project’s needs alone.

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SOIL MOISTURE SENSOR
Soil moisture sensors measure the
water content in the soil and can be
used to estimate the amount of stored
water in the soil horizon. Soil moisture
sensors do not measure water in the
soil directly. Instead, they measure
changes in some other soil property
that is related to water content in a
predictable way.

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RELAY MODULE
They are the link between low-
powered digital electronics and
high-powered devices. They allow
digital circuits and digital
microcontrollers to switch high-
powered devices on and off.

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SOLENOID WATER BREAD
VALVE BOARD

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SOFTWARE SPECIFICATIONS

BLYNK APPLICATION

It allows the developer to build his/her application depending on the

needs using the various widgets available on Blynk application.
Widgets are predefined sets of drag and droppable modules and further
configuration on these are allowed.

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BENEFITS
• Increase of production
• Conservation of water
• Lowered operation cost
• Quality of production
• Improved livestock farming
• Remote and equipment monitoring
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 FUTURE SCOPE
• the longer term plan aspects of this model are always made into an
intelligent system, where in the system predicts user actions, rainfall
pattern, time to reap and much of more features which may make the
system not to depend on human operation
• Future the system can be included with more number of sensors like
metal and sound sensors in order to make the agricultural field
intrusion free.

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CONCLUSION
• With greater headway in the field of IoT expected in the coming years,
these frameworks can be increasingly productive, a lot quicker and less
costly. And this can be started with our rural part of a country where
farming is the major source of income so by implementing this system
they can have a better and easy way to irrigate the soil.

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REFERENCES

• Bogena H R, Huisman J A, OberdÊrster C, etal. Evaluation of a low cost soil water content sensor
for wireless network applications [J].Journal of Hydrology, 2007.
• Jeonghwan Hwang, Changsun Shin, and Hyun Yoe “Study on an Agricultural Environment
Monitoring Server System using Wireless Sensor Networks”, 2010.
• Pepper Agro, “M-Drip Kit” Internet: www.pepperagro.i/mdripkitmanual.htmlSiuli Roy,
SomprakashBandyopadhyay, “A Test-bed on Real-time Monitoring of Agricultural Parameters using
Wireless Sensor Networks for Precision Agriculture” 2007.
• Anurag D, Siuli Roy and SomprakashBandyopadhyay, “Agro-Sense: Precision Agriculture using
Sensor-based Wireless Mesh Networks”, ITU-T “Innovation in NGN”, Kaleidoscope Conference,
Geneva 12-13 May 2008.

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THANK YOU!

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