Smart Garden Project Complete with Mobile App

End Devices (Nodes)
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MIT AppInventor is pretty simple to get started.

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Thanks! I used Xamarin Forms for my mobile app, but that’s what I do for a living (mobile developer/designer). Otherwise, as descartes mentioned there are platforms that can get you started quickly.

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i have same project but with little different idea but i dont know how can i add read value of the soil moisture to the TTN to manage and monitoring
can you help me please with steps in detail
respects

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Hi Mateen,

That’s a bit of a vague question. In short, you need to

  1. Read a soil moisture sensor via microcontroller
  2. Transmit the data over LoRaWAN to a TTN Gateway
  3. Transmit the data from a TTN Gateway to a backend that can store/analyze the data

It’s a fairly involved process if you’re starting from scratch, but there are plenty of examples online that can help with each step in that process.

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thank you
but i dont find any example start from scratch to help me
can you help me please
i use node mcu8266 microcontroller and soil moisture sensor and temperature and humidity sensor and water pump

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What LoRaWAN component do you use?

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i dont use any LoRaWAN component and this is my code smart garden (2).txt (4.7 KB)

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Sorry, but this forum is dedicated to LoRaWAN.

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can you guide me to another free cloud not dedicated to specific type

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You are using thinkspeak. Why don’t you use their Community?

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It’s a great project. My project includes a raspberry pi 3, sense hat, 1-channel relay, and a 7" touchscreen.
Basically, it measures weather conditions, analyzes them, and sets nighttime irrigation through the relay depending on weather parameters and these water sprinklers. It’s got a web-accessible dashboard where the user can start the relay or reboot the system as well as see current weather conditions.

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hi, did you get around to making the board design available to the public?