SMART WATER IRRIGATION SYSTEM

TEAM MEMBERS:-
: SATYAM GUPTA – 23BCS13673
: AAYUSH BANSAL – 23BCS13674
: ADITYA KAPOOR –23BCS12101
: PARV GOYAL – 23BCS13711
: MANAS SANTOSH – 23BCS13129

After finalizing the project, firstly, we searched for the components

needed. We take help from Google, ChatGPT, Google Bard, and our
seniors. After discussing all aspects, we concluded the necessary
components and their importance in our project.Here is the list of
that:
COMPONENTS:-
1. NODEMCU - It is a WiFi-enabled microcontroller device, serving
as the brain of our project. It enables communication with
sensors, connects to WiFi networks for remote monitoring and
control, and executes program logic to automate the irrigation.

2. RELAY MODULE - Similar to the NodeMCU being the brain, the

relay module is the heart of our project. It acts as a switch
 controlled by the NodeMCU, allowing it to control high-power
devices like water pumps used in the irrigation system.

3. MOISTURE SENSOR - This sensor detects soil moisture by

measuring changes in electrical conductivity. It plays a crucial
role in deciding the right time to water the soil.

4. DHT11 - It detects temperature and humidity in the

environment, providing data processed by the NodeMCU. This
information helps ensure adequate moisture for plants and
prevents exposure to extreme temperatures.

5. Water Pump - Used to provide water to the plant, controlled by

the NodeMCU through the relay module.

6. 9V Battery - Provides power supply to the motor for pumping

water.
 Apart from these components, we used connecting wires to
join them together. After collecting the components, we began
making our project, focusing on hardware designing, software
designing, and presentation designing.
For hardware designing, we utilized various platforms and joined our
components with each other and completed the hardware designing.
Then, we proceeded to software designing, where we developed an
app for control using Blynk platform. After uploading the code to the
microcontroller and integrating it with the app, we created a basic
interface displaying soil moisture, current temperature and humidity,
and a button to control the motor.
Here is a sample of that:-

After hardware and software designing, we tested our project.

Initially, it did not run smoothly, but after making several changes to
the code and continuous testing, we successfully prepared our
project. The final step was presenting it in front of our teacher, for
which we utilized a wooden board, chart, ice-cream sticks, etc., and
named our project "Smart Water Irrigation System."
Here is the photo of our final project:-