Automation for plants and greenhouses

Watering when the soil is dry, airing the greenhouse when it is hot, knowing when the tank is nearly empty. Describe them in words, try them in the simulator and build them on an ESP32 board, without writing code.

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Free, in the browser: try it in the simulator first, then buy only the parts it needs.

What you can build

Water when the soil is dry

The probe in the pot decides, the pump gives water for a few seconds.

Parts: Soil moisture probe, MOSFET driver, 12 V pumpKeeps the data over time

The request it sends: «When the soil is dry, run the pump for 5 seconds, then wait a minute before checking again»

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A greenhouse that airs itself

Over 28 °C the fan starts, and you keep the temperatures' history.

Parts: BME280 climate sensor, RelayKeeps the data over time

The request it sends: «In the greenhouse: turn the fan on the relay on over 28 degrees, off under 25, and log the temperature every 5 minutes»

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A warning when the tank is nearly empty

The level sensor feels the water is low and sounds.

Parts: Water level sensor, Buzzer

The request it sends: «When the level sensor says the tank is nearly empty, beep three times every minute»

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How it works

  1. Pick a project or describe yours in words, in your language.
  2. The assistant chooses real parts, draws the wires and writes the program; you try it in the simulator.
  3. You put the parts on an ESP32 board as drawn, load the program from the browser, and the board runs on its own.

Need something else?

Write what you need in your own words: the assistant proposes the project and tells you if something cannot be done.

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