Deployed a 10 sensor network in a village
by Shailendra SinghUsing GreenSense V2.0 and Yuktix Solar-powered gateway, we deployed a network on 10 sensors in a village in AP, India. These GreenSense nodes are battery-powered optimized nodes with Soil moisture, air temperature, and air humidity sensors. Data is pushed every 10 minutes from these nodes to a central gateway which is then pushed to Yuktix cloud and shared with the user using the GreenSense dashboard. Analyzed and filter data is then converted into actionable data ( weather prediction, disease prediction ) and provided to the user which in our current deployment was an NGO who work closely with farmers and provide curated advisories to them.
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Very nice! Can you give me an idea of the cost of the solar-powered weather station? I plan to add monitoring from such components to http://edible.estate.
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For the yard, I think adding Temperature, Humidity and Soil moisture would be better both feature-wise and cost-wise. If you need any help, please feel free to reach out. We can provide the REST API which you can use to integrate data to your dashboard.
Meanwhile interesting concept. I think eden at some point of time was also working on the gardening space, not sure what they are doing now.
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Awesome! Any plans on adding sensors or more cities?
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We are currently focusing on Agriculture. We have a product for #Smart cities - Yuktix OAQMS ( Outdoor Air Quality Monitoring Station ) with 10 sensor variant.
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What a cool project, congrats!
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This comment was deleted 7 years ago.
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Hi, you will need only one sensor node with Temperature, Humidity, Rainfall, Pressure and soil moisture sensor.
These sensors collect real-time data from the field, use the same data to correct the weather prediction, provide disease prediction. Soil moisture data can be used for providing an irrigation schedule. As a part of the GreenSense dashboard, we also provide NDVI imaging, but for 5-acre land, it might not work.-
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