Smart Garden

 

Smart GardenTeam-1
1Arranging Garden plants1Garden arrange
2Material List2Material list
3Material Purchase3Material purchase
4Plumbing pipe line system4Plumbing Sensor testing
5Arduino and sensor coding5Arduino code writing
6App development
7Assembly of complete system
Team-2
8Testing1Arduino and sensor coding
9Integrating IOT system with manual system2
Mobile app development
10Final Testing3Testing
4Integrating IOT system with manual system
5Final Testing

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