This is very much possible with Cayenne, and one of our stronger use cases. With Arudino you can add any sensor you want, not just the ones in our web UI, and we’ll be launching a similar feature for Raspberry Pi users as well shortly.
For a starting point, I’d take a look at some of these user projects where they used Cayenne as part of automated/online growing systems. Not all may be exactly what you’re looking to build but will give you ideas for how people tackled the various components of a greenhouse like watering, temperature and humidity monitoring, etc.
About This Project
This project was created in order to be able to have full control of our irrigation from anywhere with a simple Internet connection using the MyDevices Cayenne platform. Besides that in these times we need to save water, and the method of drip irrigation have enough water savings. I thank the developers of this platform as we facilitate the creation of new projects, in just a few minutes.
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Today i add fan with trigger. if temp is +22C fan switch on. If temp is +21C fan switch off. I want to drive floor heating and lights too.If moisture will be available i add this toon and i wait dht22 too and …
For temperature 2x DS18B20. One is inside and other outside.In garage. Maybe next year i bought 7" tft monitor for PI. Next project is big greenhouse. This year and next month. Friday is next month
About This Project
This project was created to monitor and control my small ebb and flow hydroponics system. The IoT system monitors temperature, light intensity and soil moisture level. The system is also designed to water the plants on a scheduled event. The system is still a new system. The plants planted are leeks, tomato seeds, chilli seeds and salad seeds. The tomato, chilli and salad seeds are yet to sprout.
What’s Connected
The hardware for this project consists of an Arduino Mega, Et…
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About This Project
This project was created to have better control over my Chili plants that I’m keeping inside over winter to try to get an earlier and bigger harvest next year. It was overall easy to set up, with some minor hiccups on the way.One thing I realized was numbering the cables was helpful to keep them apart.
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Kind of hard to see the LED’s on the shelf, but they are placed like the location of each pot.
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Hydroponics system with raspberry pi 2
tsl2561 light sensor ( going to be used to turn on/off lights on value later on )
2x DS18B20 one in the tank one in the piping system mid-way
bmp180 i2c barometric sensor+temp sensor
sainsmart 4channel relay
the light sensor are in the external box ( just a 2gang outdoor weatherproof cover/box$8 home depot
Pi is powered by a motorolla phone charger I cracked open soldered wires to instead of prongs and soldered header wires instead of the USB mini B h…
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