Controlling And Monitoring Of Vegetables Growth With Smart Greenbox Automation System Using Machine Learning
Abstrak
Currently, agricultural technology is one of the
technologies that help many people to solve their daily problems
or activity. People on the city areas are farming in their house
and they usually can’t control their plants properly because of
their busyness. However, the technology of Agricultural always
developing in terms of creating ideal ways and condition for a
crop. The presence of Internet of Things (IoT) technology has
become a major break through for societal issues. IoT can
makes people easier in controlling and monitoring their crops
anywhere and anytime with remote. Greenbox is a tool which
can contain several plants that we can monitor and control their
growth. The data that will be displayed on the website is the data
taken by the sensor on the greenbox device, which is stored in
the firebase database, then the user will carry out commands
according to the database. Sensors are used to determine the
value of plant growth parameters. The expectation of this
research is that the output of the system built can be a solution
to problems that exist in the community so that the prototypes
that are built can be perfected and marketed to the public.
Keyword— Greenbox, Internet of Things, Firebase
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