When the sensor detects that the moisture content is already below 30%, it sends a signal to the Arduino, which, in turn, activates a water pump to provide hydration to the plant.

As a preview of his latest book, Arduino Project Handbook: 25 Practical Projects to Get You Started, Mark Geddes takes us through the project to create a simple plant monitor. In this project I’ll ...

The Arduino Tux (translated) plant care system was built to make things a little easier. The author had a broken tux toy laying around and wanted to do something fun with it.

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Using an Arduino, a moisture sensor, an LED matrix, and a few other parts, dr.mcc's build monitors the moisture level in a pot of soil and then lets you know when the plant needs water by ...

This study presents a low-cost spectral sensor for real-time monitoring of plant responses to environmental changes, crucial for agricultural management.

To address these issues, a team of researchers developed a novel sensor that attaches directly to the underside of plant leaves. This small device uses a spectroscopic sensor and light source to ...

Uses a pump, soil-moisture sensor, and water switch to automatically water up to 4 plants when you load the Arduino program. Gain practical knowledge at the nexus between hardware and software ...

The sooner a farmer knows that their crops are suffering, the faster they can take action to prevent major crop failure. A new plant-leaf-poking sensor could soon help them do so, by sending an ...

Plant monitoring stories always prove popular on Gadget Master, so hopefully this one will do well: the Arduino Plant Watering Kit is out!

Kuobachi Wi-Fi Plant Sensor For some of us, caring for a single potted plant is quite enough responsibility, thank you—and even then, keeping up with its routine maintenance is a challenge.