RoboBird

INTRODUCING OUR PROJECT THE "ROBOBIRD" A  ERA OF TECH . With the world supply at an all-time high and commodity prices at an all-time low as a result of increasing demands in food production and consumption, the modern farming industry is at a crossroads. There is a greater need than ever before for farmers and agronomists across the globe to improve resource management in response to tightening budgets, while the “farm to fork” movement has seen rising pressure for enhanced product traceability, as consumers become more interested in the origin of the goods they purchase and how they were grown. Furthermore, climate change continues to create new layers of complexity for the agriculture industry in protecting the security of the supply chain. Rapidly evolving environmental conditions further exacerbate these challenges, and the latest figures show that the overall loss to agriculture across Europe from climate change could be as high as 16% by 2050. Indeed, optimizing sustai...

Have multiple remotes? Have an Arduino? Operate multiple devices with a single press of a Keyes IR remote. This project will convert an ordinary Keyes infra-red (IR) remote into a programmable universal remote. A single button press on the Keyes remote will be converted into precise Sony IR signal combinations using an Arduino UNO and an assortment of Seeedstudio Grove modules. You can assign signal combinations from more than one remote if desired. An example combination could be to: Turn on the TV and then switch channels. Turn on the TV, sound system, and air-conditioner. Turn up the volume x 3. With only one button press of the Keyes remote, the entire cascade of Sony signals ensues. This project can be customised for other IR methodologies, however, you may have to modify the Arduino code to accommodate them. Parts Required(here i will use grove product ,you can use this or any product) Arduino Uno grove Base Shield (v2) Grove Infrared Receiver Grove Infrared Emitter Grove Button ...

  In this tutorial I’ll show you how to implement a simple DIY home automation setup using an Arduino microcontroller development kit. You will learn how to turn any electrical appliance into a smart home device, and how to control it from your smartphone. From controlling the room lights with your smartphone to scheduling events to occur automatically, home automation has taken convenience to a whole new level. Instead of using mechanical switches, you can now conveniently control all the devices in your home from your fingertips. However, that comfort comes with a rather expensive price tag. For instance, a normal LED bulb costs $1-$2.  The Philips Hue smart home kit is available for $130 with each bulb costing $30.   Wemo Smart plugs  that allow any electrical device to be controlled from your smartphone start at $30. Unless you’re willing to spend hundreds of dollars on smart home devices, you won’t be able to expand the scope of home automation to control every ...