Development of IoT-Based Temperature and Relative Humidity Monitoring System for Mushroom Cultivation House
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https://doi.org/10.33019/jurnalecotipe.v10i1.3919Keywords:
Mushroom cultivation, Monitoring system, IoT, Thinger.ioAbstract
Mushrooms are one of the agricultural products that are in great demand because of their high nutritional content, healthy and delicious taste. Nowadays, mushroom cultivation is increasingly widespread and focuses on understanding the optimal environmental conditions for good mushroom production. The main parameters that affect the growth of fungi are the temperature and humidity of the environment, where the fungus will grow optimally at a temperature of 20 to 30°C and at a humidity of 60 to 90%RH. But unfortunately, mushroom farmers often find it difficult to monitor at any time the environmental conditions where the mushrooms grow. For this reason, an iot-based temperature and humidity monitoring system was developed for use in mushroom cultivation rooms. This system is assembled using a DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor, a NodeMCU ESP3866 microcontroller and WiFi module, and an LCD screen. IoT development is carried out using the Thinger.io platform which allows mushroom farmers as users to monitor room conditions directly through a web page.
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