Smart IoT Farm

Smarter Farm, Smarter You.

What is The Internet of Things (IoT)

IoT refers to the concept of connecting everyday devices to the internet, allowing them to collect and exchange data. This makes devices 'smart' and enables them to interact with each other and with users. Examples include smart home appliances, wearable fitness trackers, and smart agricultural equipment. Essentially, IoT involves embedding sensors and internet connectivity into objects so they can be monitored and controlled remotely, enhancing efficiency and convenience.

How can IoT help?

Real-Time Data

Farm IoT provides real time data so that you would always have a peace of mind.

Alert & Tracking

Thresholds can be set to to ensure that your crops are grown at optimum conditions.

Modularity

New modules can be added to fit the specifications and needs of the farm.

User-focused

Our software is designed for seamless data viewing with user-friendly functionality.

Our Solution

Weather Station

I. Sensors:

Brightness sensors
Humidity sensor
Wind speed
Temperature Sensor
Rain Intensity

II. Sensor Solar Panel:
Solar Panel is used to power the weather station.

Auto Dosing System

The auto dosing system is a comprehensive solution designed to automate and optimize the fertilization process in hydroponic farming. It integrates advanced monitoring, real-time data analysis, and automated adjustments to ensure optimal growing conditions for plants.

Remote Monitoring System

Enables real-time data transmission and remote control.

Cloud Software App

EC and pH configuration and monitoring. Remote control via web app and Human Machine Interface (HMI).

Real-Time Control

FarmSens App: Allows users to monitor and control the system settings in real time.

AgriDose: The app offers logging, monitoring, and automated dosing to assist in optimizing fertilizer use and ensuring optimal nutrient uptake.

Automation & Efficiency

Automated Dosing: Automatically adjusts the levels of fertilizers and pH based on real-time sensor data.Increased

Productivity: Enhances crop quality, productivity, and yields by maintaining optimal nutrient and pH levels.

Cost Reduction: Decreases operational costs by optimizing the use of fertilizers and other resources.