Prototype Wireless Sensor Network for Real-Time Measurements in Hydroponics Cultivation. Theopoulos, A., Boursianis, A., Koukounaras, A., & Samaras, T. 2018 7th International Conference on Modern Circuits and Systems Technologies (MOCAST), IEEE, 5, 2018.
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This paper presents a prototype wireless sensor network (WSN) for real-time measurements in hydroponics cultivation. The proposed system exploits the advantages of wireless sensor networks (low cost, high reliability, scalability) and delivers a turn-key solution in soilless indoor growing systems. It consists of wireless sensor transmitter nodes (WSTNs) and a wireless sensor receiver node (WSRN). The sensors are deployed in a pre-determined manner (structured WSN); however, the deployment of the WSTNs can easily change. The infrastructure of the prototype wireless sensor network is achieved with Enhanced ShockBurst Protocol. A customized-driven application for the process of the real-time measurements is also presented. Preliminary results validate the systems operation and accuracy compared to a calibrated handheld system.
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 abstract = {This paper presents a prototype wireless sensor network (WSN) for real-time measurements in hydroponics cultivation. The proposed system exploits the advantages of wireless sensor networks (low cost, high reliability, scalability) and delivers a turn-key solution in soilless indoor growing systems. It consists of wireless sensor transmitter nodes (WSTNs) and a wireless sensor receiver node (WSRN). The sensors are deployed in a pre-determined manner (structured WSN); however, the deployment of the WSTNs can easily change. The infrastructure of the prototype wireless sensor network is achieved with Enhanced ShockBurst Protocol. A customized-driven application for the process of the real-time measurements is also presented. Preliminary results validate the systems operation and accuracy compared to a calibrated handheld system.},
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 author = {Theopoulos, Argyris and Boursianis, Achilles and Koukounaras, Athanasios and Samaras, Theodoros},
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