IoT technology has equipped the fields with tens of thousands of "nerve endings." A network of sensors distributed across the ...

The latest Infineon chip CYW20829 boasts a set of new features suitable for a multitude of these IoT applications. These features include Periodic Advertisements with Response (PAwR), low energy ...

IoT-enabled irrigation systems use real-time weather forecasts and soil moisture sensors to schedule irrigation and avoid overwatering, which damages soil and wastes water.

Researchers from Morocco, the UAE, Egypt, Italy, and South Africa have developed a low-cost IoT- and fuzzy logic–based irrigation system that dynamically adjusts watering using real-time soil and ...

A team of researchers from South Dakota State University has developed a high-tech system to help farmers optimize crop yields while also lowering costs. According to its developers, the system tracks ...

5. Smart Irrigation Systems IoT-enabled irrigation systems can adjust the amount of water based on the moisture level of the soil and weather predictions.

Researchers at a university in Israel have warned that smart irrigation systems are vulnerable and could be drained by attack using a ‘piping botnet’.

AI, machine learning (ML), and the IoT sensors that provide real-time data for algorithms increase agricultural efficiencies, improve crop yields, and reduce food production costs ...