An intelligent household greenhouse system design based on Internet of Things
Zhonghua Han, Zhenbo Wu, Shuo Lin, Fangjun Luan

TL;DR
This paper presents an IoT-based intelligent household greenhouse system integrating sensors, wireless communication, and remote control to enable real-time monitoring and automation of greenhouse conditions.
Contribution
It introduces a novel three-layer IoT architecture with a custom communication protocol for reliable, scalable, and real-time data exchange in household greenhouses.
Findings
Stable data transmission achieved across system layers
Real-time monitoring and control of greenhouse environment
High concurrency and responsiveness in data handling
Abstract
In order to combine indoor greenery conservation with Internet of Things (IOT) Technologies, this paper designs an intelligent household greenhouse project with the features of comprehensive sensing, reliable transmission and intelligent processing. Through the analysis of functional requirements of the intelligent household greenhouse system, an intelligent household greenhouse system is designed with the functions of greenhouse environmental data detection, greenhouse environmental control regulation, data remote transmission and human-computer interaction. Its sensor layer collects environmental data in real time based on the ZigBee wireless sensor network. The network layer STM32 intelligent gateway coordinates with network server, so as to exchange data from sensor layer to application layer, and solve the problems of non-blocking of data sending and receiving as well as concurrent…
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