Agriculture
Smart Agriculture
Soil sensors triggering automated irrigation systems.
IOT Systems
IoT Systems
The Internet of Things (IoT) connects daily life devices into intelligent networks using microcontrollers like the Arduino Uno R3. These systems operate through a standard flow of Input (sensors), Process (logic), and Output (actuators) to create adaptive, smart environments.
System diagram
IoT Input, Process, Output
A simplified IoT architecture showing how sensors, processing logic, and connected outputs work together.
Example use cases
IoT in Action
Power
Smart Grids
Monitoring electricity flow to prevent neighborhood blackouts.
Industrial
Industiral Automation
Predictive maintenance sensors on factory machinery.
Application to SMARTER Nation
We don’t need to spend millions on new hardware. Our system plugs into the 900+ sensors and weather stations already installed across Thailand. We take the information these devices are already collecting and unlock its full potential through our unified platform.
Bibliography · IOT Systems
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- Greengard, S. (2021). The Internet of Things. MIT Press.
- Kurniawan, A. (2018). Smart sensor networks. Apress.
- McEwen, A., & Cassimally, H. (2013). Designing the Internet of Things. Wiley.
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