This project creates LoRa-enabled NodeMCU nodes for agricultural monitoring, integrated with a Raspberry Pi web application for real-time data analysis, to improve decision-making and support sustainable farming practices.
This project presents a comprehensive solution for efficient agricultural monitoring using LoRa-enabled NodeMCU nodes integrated with a Raspberry Pi-based web application. The system utilizes a transmitter (TX) kit comprising an Arduino Uno, DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor, soil moisture sensor, LoRa module, NodeMCU, relay, water pump, and an LCD display. The TX kit continuously monitors environmental parameters such as temperature, humidity, and soil moisture. When soil moisture levels are detected as dry, the system automatically activates the water pump, ensuring optimal irrigation. Data from the TX kit is transmitted through the LoRa module to a receiver (RX) kit, which includes an Arduino Uno, LCD display, LoRa module, and Raspberry Pi. The Raspberry Pi collects and displays the data, enabling real-time monitoring of the agricultural conditions. Additionally, Node MCU is used to upload the sensor data to ThingSpeak, providing remote access to the collected information via a cloud-based platform. The integration of LoRa technology ensures long-range communication for reliable monitoring in large or remote agricultural fields, while the Raspberry Pi web application facilitates user-friendly, real-time data visualization. This system not only improves irrigation efficiency but also supports data-driven decision-making in smart farming practices.
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