1 Objective of Project

Contents
2 Literature survey

3 Problem Definition

4 Architecture of project

5 Applications

6 Advantages
 Motivation

1. Saves Water:: By intelligently watering plants based on their actual moisture needs, you help conserve a precious resource.

2. Promotes Healthy Growth:** Properly hydrated plants are more likely to thrive, and seeing your garden flourish can be highly
motivating.

3. **Saves Time:** The automation aspect of this project can free up your time from manual watering chores.

4. **Tech Enthusiasm:** If you enjoy working with IoT technologies, this project can be a fun and educational way to apply your skills.

5. **Environmental Responsibility:** Contributing to sustainability and reducing water waste aligns with the broader goal of protecting
the environment.

6. **Personal Satisfaction:** Successfully building and using the system can provide a sense of accomplishment.

Overall, motivation in this project comes from the combination of practical benefits, environmental awareness, and the joy of creating
a smart, efficient solution.
 Literature survey
Title Advantages
Water Conservation:* Precise
irrigation based on real-time
data minimizes water wastage
Exploring the
and promotes sustainable
Landscape of Smart
Irrigation Systems: resource use.
Advantages, - *Improved Efficiency :*
Limitations, and Automation optimizes irrigation
Accuracy
schedules, enhancing plant
Assessment.
health and growth.
- *Remote Monitoring:* Users
can remotely monitor and
control the system, enhancing
convenience and reducing
manual intervention.
- *Customization:* Tailored
irrigation strategies for specific
plant types, soil conditions.
Limitations Accuraccy
Complex Installation:* Sensor Calibration:* Proper
The intricate setup of
sensors, communication calibration of soil moisture,
networks, and
controllers can pose
weather, and other sensors is
challenges during initial crucial to ensure accurate data
deployment. collection.
- *Technical Expertise :*
- *Data Fusion:* Integrating data
Users may require
technical knowledge for from multiple sources enhances
system configuration accuracy in irrigation predictions
and troubleshooting.
- *Sensor Reliability:* and decision-making.
Sensor inaccuracies due - *Algorithm Performance:*
to calibration issues or
environmental factors Evaluation of machine learning
can lead to improper algorithms for predicting irrigation
irrigation decisions.
needs based on historical and real-
Cost:The upfront
investment for time data.
equipment and - *Case Studies:* Comparative
infrastructure can be a
barrier, particularly for studies involving traditional and
small-scale users. smart irrigation methods to assess
Maintenance Burden:
Regular maintenance water savings and plant health
and software updates improvements.
are essential, potentially
-
adding to operational
costs.
 Project Scope

Project scope defines what the project will achieve and the boundaries within which it
operates. It includes objectives, deliverables, constraints, assumptions, stakeholders,
risks, and acceptance criteria. It provides clarity and helps prevent scope creep,
ensuring that the project stays on track
**Hardware Requirements Specification**

- **Purpose**: Identify and outline necessary hardware components and configurations.

- **Components**: Servers, storage, networking, user devices.
- **Performance**: Handle 100 scans/hr, response < 5 seconds.
- **Reliability**: Ensure uptime and data protection.
- **Environmental**: Adequate cooling and backup power.
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Assumptions

Assumptions are unverified conditions or factors taken as true for planning purposes, while
dependencies are relationships between project elements affecting their sequence or
interconnection. Both are vital for project management.
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