Monitoring System Platform for Agricultural Research and Analysis
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This research article contents the study and development in the topic of monitoring system platform for agricultural research and analysis. This platform is developed to manage and analyze the data of the initial environment. The Chinese kale is used as an example plant in this research. The IoT devices and sensors are used to monitoring and collecting the data. The IoT controllers are raspberry Pi and Arduino Uno. The sensors are temperature sensors, relative humidity sensors, light intensity sensors, soil humidity sensors, and Raspberry Pi camera. The data of the environment are such as temperature, relative humidity, light intensity, soil humidity, and Chinese kale leaf color. The data will be collected and displayed on the thingspeak platform. This platform is still running and on the way to be improved and developed.
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