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Iot Based Smart Farming System: (Semester Week 8 Report)

The document provides a weekly report on an IoT-based smart farming system project. It discusses activities over the past week, which included learning Android app development, discussions with the guide and colleagues, and helping classmates. The mid-term presentation was evaluated, and reviewers felt more work was needed and raised questions about scaling the system for large farms, predicting crops, and the need for internet connectivity.

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Iot Based Smart Farming System: (Semester Week 8 Report)

The document provides a weekly report on an IoT-based smart farming system project. It discusses activities over the past week, which included learning Android app development, discussions with the guide and colleagues, and helping classmates. The mid-term presentation was evaluated, and reviewers felt more work was needed and raised questions about scaling the system for large farms, predicting crops, and the need for internet connectivity.

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IoT Based Smart Farming System

(Semester Week 8 Report)

Name: Parth Patel (AU1641062)

Mentor: Professor Anurag Lakhalani


INDEX

Topic Pg No

Literature Survey/ Research Paper Reading 3

Revision/Review of material 3

New Learning 3

Discussion with Guide 3

Discussions with colleagues 3

Hardware Set-up and Experiments 3

Debugging and Problem Solving(Software and Hardware) 3

Preparing reports/presentation 3

Fieldwork 3

Other 4

Summary of Mid-term Presentation 4

References 4
a. Literature survey / Research Paper Reading:

b. Revision/Review of material:

c. New Learning: (30 hours)


I have learned basics of android app development in android studio. I have
created few small apps[1]. I have spent most of the time learning about android studio
and app development. I have also done practice of competitive programming on
Hackerrank.

sources:
[1]​ https://classroom.udacity.com/courses/ud836
This is online beginner’s course for Android app development.

d. Discussion with Guide: (30 Minutes)


We talked about the how mid-term presentation went, what are the reviews are
given by panel in mid-term presentation. We also said sit about status of the project and
what we will in this week.

e. Discussion with colleagues: (3 hours)


We talked about what to do next as we didn’t get our sensors for BTP and also
thought about alternatives sensors which can be used as substitute but as of now we
didn’t find any such sensors. So, we decided to work on module 2 and module 3.

f. Hardware Set-up and Experiments:

g. Debugging and Problem Solving (software and hardware):

h. Preparing reports/presentation: (2 hours)

i. Fieldwork:
j. Other: (5 hours)
We helped my classmate, they also working under Prof. Anurag Lakhalani, with
the sensors, code and debugging part.

k. Summary of Mid-term Presentation:

Presentation Evaluator:​ Prof. Ashok Ranade, Dr. Barbara Morawska

First of all reviewers felt that we have more pending work to do in BTP though we
have shown them module 1 is 80% completed and module 2 10% completed and
module 3 yet to start. They also have raised question such as,
(1) how will you cover all the farm under rooftop as filed are very large,
(2) For how many crops you will you predict best crop based on the field parameter.
(3) Why do you want internet connectivity at first place.

l. References:

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