Smart Eco-Farm
Perhaps the main achievement of this project is the solar power plant, capable of maintaining the operability of the Smart Farm systems even during the rainy and cloudy winter season
The photo clearly shows the solar panels, solar water heater, and the antenna of the Smart Garden system
- automated irrigation system
- solar power station
- network of garden sensors controlled by Home Assistant
Perhaps the main achievement of this project — a solar power station, capable of maintaining the functionality of the Smart Farm systems even during the rainy winter season, when direct sunlight may be absent for weeks and even months.
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The working environment of the automation professional for AgriTech
The local meteorological station serves as the central hub of the garden's climate monitoring system. It measures temperature, humidity, rainfall accumulation, as well as wind strength and direction
The fluid level sensor, located at the operational site, is mounted on the cover of the water storage tank used for irrigation
Sensor for measuring soil moisture and temperature
An additional environmental sensor from another supplier. The open architecture of the automation solution enables the use of heterogeneous devices within the same control loop, balancing budget optimization with functional performance
The electric garden shredder – a solution for processing organic waste that allows nutrients to be returned to the soil while eliminating the use of carbon-based energy
The Symbiosei receiver module being mounted. It ensures reliable connectivity over distances exceeding one kilometer in open-field conditions (direct line of sight)
Symbiosei measurement units with remote transducers, currently in the on-site integration phase
On-site solar farm. Even under overcast conditions, the energy yield is sufficient to continuously cover the needs of the automation systems
