Automated Water Irrigation System
Matthew Okner, David Veksler

TL;DR
This paper introduces an automated irrigation system that uses sensors and control algorithms to optimize watering, improving efficiency and reliability over existing Raspberry Pi and Arduino-based solutions.
Contribution
It advances automated irrigation technology by integrating advanced calibration, optimized algorithms, and new technologies for better system performance.
Findings
Enhanced system efficiency and reliability.
Successful implementation on Raspberry Pi and Arduino.
Improved calibration methods and control algorithms.
Abstract
This paper presents the design and implementation of an automated water irrigation system aimed at optimizing plant care through precision moisture monitoring and controlled water delivery. The system uses a capacitive soil moisture sensor, an ADC (analog-to-digital converter), and a relay-driven water pump to ensure plants receive adequate hydration based on real-time data. In addition, this work aims to build on existing applications for Raspberry Pi (4B) and Arduino-based automatic irrigation systems by integrating advanced calibration methods, employing optimized algorithms, and introducing new technologies to further enhance overall system efficiency and reliability.
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Taxonomy
TopicsWater Quality Monitoring Technologies
