IoT Based Plantation System for Smart Home Farming

Home smart farming is the area where Internet of things (IoT) applications are expanding. The effectiveness and quality of agricultural goods have been recommended to be increased by using various monitoring, controlling, and tracking systems. Many people would like to start their own small-scale farms at home to produce organic goods for their daily consumption, even if the majority of the existing systems concentrate on industrial farming. However, due to a lack of agricultural infrastructure and understanding, people are frequently unable to produce healthy agricultural goods and are also unable to safeguard their indoor plants from too much and too little sunshine. The IoT-based plantation system described in this research attempts to maximize plant growth while shielding plants from excessive or insufficient sunlight. The system uses sensors to assess important environmental variables such as light intensity, and temperature, integrating IoT technology with agriculture. The gathered data is processed, examined, and sent to a cloud server for archival and examination. Real-time data visualization, notifications, and user interaction are made possible through a user-friendly mobile application. The main focus is on protecting plants by keeping an eye on light levels to prevent harmful consequences of excessive or insufficient sunshine exposure. The system uses the IoT infrastructure to assure ideal circumstances for plant growth as well as remote monitoring and control, which results in effective resource management.