Smart Agriculture
summary
A deployed LoRaWAN microclimate station does an OTAA join to TTN and sends sensor payloads every 15 minutes into FieldClimate via MQTT where soil moisture, air temperature and precipitation are logged; two community gateways sit ~3.5 km and ~12 km away and metadata shows reliable RSSI. Projects scale to 15 farms in Austria and a Norfolk network of 32 gateways; a Sentek drill-and-drop every 10 cm profile and an ECO D3 node with watermark and BI-54D probes prove remote irrigation control cuts water use and keeps cows below critical 24 °C.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:54Teraterm
- 3:24Backend
- 4:02Field Climate
- 5:03Checkup
- 5:28Station overview
- 8:10Dairy project
- 9:23Oil project
- 10:38Norfolk
- 11:44Eco D3
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