Internet of Things-Enhanced Intelligent Agricultural Surveillance and Control System †.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a system that enables wirelessly linked devices to be tracked and managed remotely. It uses Ethernet protocols and the principles behind wireless sensor networks. Soil moisture monitoring, hydraulic pressure monitoring, soil testing, preventing trespassing through motion detection, and conserving energy are only some of the agricultural and irrigational operations that are the subject of this research. The implementation shown in this work breaks down larger systems into several smaller ones. A subsystem incorporates a vibration warning sensor, pump, and the ability to monitor soil moisture and hydraulic pressure to detect movement in and around the associated field. The second method will be utilized to deter intruders by picking up on their presence when they move within range of the necessary field barrier. Sensors for measuring current and voltage will be included for energy management regulation. It will be utilized for controlling the system. The main system will receive data through ZigBee from the first and second subsystems, monitor them, and then transfer them to the network router via ZigBee, where the necessary data will be shown on a website home page alongside the appropriate Ethernet protocols and current operating data. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]