IoT and AI Enabled Smart Agriculture System for Motor Monitoring and Crop Disease Detection Using ESP32

A.Summery of finding: The smart agriculture system using ESP32 effectively monitors soil moisture, temperature, and humidity in real time. It automatically controls the irrigation motor, reducing water wastage and manual effort. The system also helps in early detection of crop diseases and provides useful insights for better decision-making. Overall, it improves efficiency, saves resources, and supports sustainable farming.   B.Implication: This system shows that using smart technology in agriculture can improve efficiency and reduce water wastage. It helps farmers make better decisions through real-time data and automation. The project also supports sustainable farming and reduces manual effort. Overall, it highlights the importance of adopting IoT-based solutions in modern agriculture.

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