IoT House - Documentation
  1. IoT House - Getting Started
    1. IoT House – Assembly Guide
    2. 1 Plant Drip Irrigation Assembly
    3. 2 Plants Drip Irrigation Assembly
  2. IoT House PictoBlox Extension
    1. Blocks
    2. Python Functions
  3. IoT House Block Examples
    1. What is IoT Lifecycle? Learn About IoT and Adafruit IO
    2. Adafruit Send Data to Cloud – DHT Sensor
    3. Adafruit IO – Get Data | Remote Controlled Light
    4. Adafruit IO – Get Color | Remote Controlled RGB Light
    5. IoT Enabled Smart Plug
    6. Wi-Fi Connect for Quarky in Upload Mode
    7. IoT Based Air Pollution Monitoring System
    8. IoT House Door Control
    9. Face Recognition Controlled Door
    10. RFID Based Door Operating System
    11. Automatic Light Control with LDR Sensor
    12. Flame Based Alarm System
    13. Voice Controlled Smart Plug
    14. Drip Irrigation System
    15. Automatic Plant Watering using Soil Moisture Sensor
    16. Adafruit Send Data to Cloud – All Sensors
    17. ThingSpeak Send Data to Cloud – DHT Sensor
    18. ThingSpeak IoT House Monitoring – All Sensors
    19. Automatic Water Tank
    20. Automatic Temperature based Fan
  4. IoT House Python Examples
    1. What is IoT Lifecycle? Learn About IoT and Adafruit IO
    2. Send Temperature and Humidity Data to Adafruit IO with Python
    3. Creating a Light Switch in Adafruit IO with Python Code
    4. Creating a Color Switch in Adafruit IO and Python Code for Quarky
    5. IoT-Enabled Smart Plug with Python Code
    6. Quarky WiFi Connection (Python) – Troubleshooting & Connection Status
    7. Gas Monitoring Dashboard with the MQ2 Gas Sensor and Adafruit IO
    8. Control the Door of the IoT House with Python
    9. IR & Face Recognition-Based Smart Door Opening System – Python
    10. Controlling IoT House Door with RFID
    11. Program Quarky to Detect Ambient Light with LDR Sensor
    12. Fire Alarm System with Flame Sensor and Quarky
    13. Drip Irrigation System Using the IoT House
    14. Automating Plant Watering Using Soil Moisture Sensor in Python
    15. IoT House Monitoring System with Adafruit IO Servers in Python
    16. Sending Temperature and Humidity Data from IoT House to ThingSpeak Cloud
    17. Create an IoT House Monitoring System with ThingSpeak

Drip Irrigation System

Example Description
In this example, we will look into the basics of a Drip Irrigation System using the IoT House. With IoT House, you get 2 plant drip irrigation raw equipment.
  • STEMpedia-Rocket-800x800 Programming Mode: Block Coding
  • STEMpedia Rocket-81de5850 Extensions/Library Used: IoT House (Quarky)
  • cropped-STEMpedia-Rocket-800x800-1.png Publish Date: October 28, 2022
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In this example, we will look into the basics of a Drip Irrigation System using the IoT House. With IoT House, you get 2 plant drip irrigation raw equipment.

Drip Irrigation

The drip irrigation system is a type of micro-irrigation of soil that has the potential to save water and nutrients by allowing water to drip slowly to the roots of plants. This leads to the wise use of water and also makes water reach the roots of plants and minimize evaporation. Drip irrigation systems distribute water through a network of valves, pipes, tubing, and emitters. Its efficiency depends on how well the system is designed, installed, maintained, and operated. A simple drip irrigation system is shown below in the figure.

Drip Irrigation Kit

In this project, we will be using an IoT House Drip irrigation kit. This kit consists of various components out of which the following are required in our project

  1. A feeder line pipe is used to transfer water from the water tank source to the drip irrigation system. It is also used to connect the T-connectors to make different connections.
  3. A drip emitter is a small piece used to water the plant drop by drop. It is connected to the T connector with the help of a feeder line pipe of around(2.5 cm as per our requirement).
  4. A T connector is a T-shaped piece of plastic that connects one drip emitter to the adjacent drip emitter with the help of a feeder line pipe.
  5. Emitter stakes are stands with a curve at the top and pointed at another end. It will help to provide stability to the feeder line pipe drip emitter connections.
  6. A 12V,3W Water pump is connected at one end of the feeder pipeline. The male end of the water pump is connected female dc connector.

Circuit

The Water Pump Connected to the Relay: The water pump is controlled by the smart switch of the IoT house which has a relay controlling the state. If the relay is ON, the smart switch gets ON, turning on the water pump. The relay has the following connections:

  1. GND Pin connected to GND of the Quarky Expansion Board.
  2. VCC Pin connected to VCC of the Quarky Expansion Board.
  3. Signal Pin connected to Servo 4 of the Quarky Expansion Board.

Script

The pump will turn ON when the L button of the Quarky is pressed.

Output

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