Multifunctional Solar Seed and Agro-Sprayer
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Arduino Nano, Seed Dispersal, Blower Mechanism, Bluetooth Control, LCD Display, Automated Farming.Abstract
The seed spraying system is an automated agricultural apparatus designed to effectively disseminate seeds over a field. An Arduino Nano serves as the core controller, connecting with other components including motors, relays, a blower, and a servo motor to facilitate accurate seed dissemination. Seeds are preserved in a transparent receptacle, enabling easy observation of seed quantities. A motor driver controls two motors that move the system across the field, guaranteeing it encompasses the intended area for seed sowing. When operational, the blower mechanism disseminates seeds from the container into the field. The relay controls the blower's operation, whilst the servo motor guarantees precise seed dispersion. The use of Bluetooth connection offers a wireless interface for immediate management and oversight of the system. Users may remotely engage with the system, facilitating accurate functioning without physical involvement. The system has an LCD display that indicates the machine's current working condition, including seed levels and any possible malfunctions. This feature guarantees that the user is consistently apprised of the system's operation, allowing prompt actions when necessary. The voltage regulator guarantees a consistent power supply from the battery to all components, preserving the system's efficiency and dependability. This groundbreaking seed spraying technology represents a progression towards more intelligent agriculture by automating laborious chores. Utilizing components like a blower for seed distribution and Bluetooth for wireless control, it offers an effective and scalable solution for contemporary farming techniques. This technique enhances efficiency and precision in seed dispersal, resulting in improved agricultural yields and resource management.
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