The Automated Domestic Irrigation System (A.D.I.S) addresses the challenges of manual gardening, which demands constant monitoring and timely irrigation. The system leverages IoT-based automation to create a self-regulating irrigation solution driven by real-time soil moisture data.
The design incorporates two ESP8266-powered modules: one for sensing and one for control. The sensor unit uses a soil moisture sensor to gauge dielectric permittivity and transmit data wirelessly. The control unit then actuates the irrigation valve accordingly. This solution is ideal for households with diverse horticultural needs, minimizing human effort and enabling accessible plant care for the elderly or busy individuals.
ESP8266, Soil Moisture Sensor, IoT, HTML, WiFi Communication
As the Primary Developer, I was responsible for integrating the IoT hardware with real-time sensor-based monitoring, sensor calibration and wireless communication setup.
The A.D.I.S project delivered a reliable and user-accessible solution for domestic irrigation automation. It reduced manual effort, optimized water usage, and enabled consistent plant care across varying soil and plant conditions.
This system offers a scalable framework for future smart gardening solutions and serves as a sustainable and inclusive model for urban home automation in agriculture.
This project was a collaborative endeavor carried out with an enthusiastic team, where each member played a crucial role in hardware design, sensor integration, control logic, and documentation. Their commitment and technical insights were fundamental to the project’s success.