Wireless Automation for Agriculture Field: LoRa-Based Load Control and Monitoring

Renewable resources have the potential to address pressing environmental and energy challenges, yet their widespread adoption and utilization in agriculture monitoring remain limited. In particular, remote agricultural areas face challenges related to inefficient load control and limited connectivity, which can negatively impact agricultural operations and productivity. Existing solutions, such as traditional wired systems and other wireless protocols, have limitations in terms of cost, power consumption, and range, which hinder their effective implementation in remote agricultural settings. Therefore, there is a need for an innovative and cost-effective system that can provide efficient load control and reliable connectivity in remote agricultural areas to optimize resource utilization and enhance agricultural productivity. In this paper, we propose a novel system that leverages LoRa networking, a low-power, long-range wireless communication technology, to overcome these challenges and provide a sustainable solution for load control and connectivity in remote agricultural areas. This paper aims to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed system in addressing the identified challenges and contributing to the advancement of renewable resource utilization in the agricultural sector.