Performance Analysis of Internet of Things-Enabled Wsn for Agriculture

Abstract

An increasing number of sensors and other intelligent devices are making the internet of things (IoT) a topic of interest for the simplicity with which information and communication may be obtained. Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are crucial to the IoT due to their low power consumption and high data interchange capacity. Agricultural precision systems focus on developing effective, economical, and dependable monitoring and actuation technologies. To do this, it makes use of several different technologies, including wireless sensor networks, sensor devices, the IoT, and data analysis. The proposed study incorporates a wide range of technologies to prototype a precision agriculture system for medium and small agricultural plants, focusing on efficient energy management with self-charging capabilities and a low-cost strategy. A cloud-connected autonomous system with multiple sensor nodes is constructed. Smart data processing and analysis can improve forecasting, sensor management, and decision-making. The suggested system monitors soil moisture, humidity, and temperature using wireless sensor networks and the IoT. Copyright © 2024 Inderscience Enterprises Ltd.