Agrosense

Agrosense

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AgroSense is an IoT-based crop monitoring system designed to capture real-time agrometeorological data through a distributed sensor network. The platform consists of solar-powered slave nodes that gather environmental variables from the field and transmit them via ZigBee to a master station with internet connectivity...

AgroSense is an IoT-based crop monitoring system designed to capture real-time agrometeorological data through a distributed sensor network. The platform consists of solar-powered slave nodes that gather environmental variables from the field and transmit them via ZigBee to a master station with internet connectivity. Data is published online using 3G communication for remote access. The system includes signal conditioning, software filters, early warning protocols, and battery management features. Originally developed to support climate adaptation strategies in rice farming in Colombia’s Tolima region, it serves as a foundational model for low-cost, open-field environmental monitoring.

Organization

Universidad de Ibagué

Deployment Model

Cloud

Agricultural Production Step

Farm management

End User

Farmers, Advisors, Developers

Used for

Crops

TRL

7

Community Engagement

Low

Number of Forks

2

Country

Universal

Disclamer

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Project Coordination:

Prof. Christopher Brewster
Maastricht University

Minderbroedersberg 4-6,
6211 LK Maastricht,
Netherlands

christopher.brewster@

maastrichtuniversity.nl

Project Communication:

Maja Radisic
Foodscale Hub
Trg Dositeja Obradovića 8
21000 Novi Sad,
SERBIA
maja@foodscalehub.com
 
foodscalehub.com

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