Traditional procedures for observing plant growth in remote locations have always been carried out manually, which can lead to human errors, lack of standardization, and outdated data, among other issues. This technology addresses these problems through a remote monitoring system composed of a Plant Control Unit (PCU). This unit operates through a series of low-cost sensors installed at the cultivation site.
These sensors collect information that is stored in a Data Logging Control Platform, which allows for easy visualization of the data, from a macro level (entire plantation) to a micro level (each individual sensor). This system standardizes the process, reduces errors, and facilitates decision-making by the administrator, improving the efficiency and accuracy of monitoring plant growth in remote locations.
The Plant Control Unit (PCU) employs the Cayenne system by MyDevices, a free-access platform that allows data logging for up to one year and offers high-speed connectivity. This system facilitates user-friendly and straightforward data visualization, aiding the administrator in decision-making. Additionally, it allows for detailed data analysis at the sensor level, providing a micro-level view. Finally, the platform supports remote operation, enabling its use from kilometers away from the plant location.
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The Adolfo Ibáñez University (UAI) is a private, non-profit institution, established as such in 1988. Originating from the Valparaíso School of Business, which was established in 1953 by the Adolfo Ibáñez Foundation, custodian of the legacy of the businessman and public figure Don Adolfo Ibáñez Boggiano.
Its main mission is to provide education that, based on freedom and personal responsibility, allows its students to develop their full intellectual and human potential.
To achieve this, UAI is committed to providing professional education with high academic standards, contributing to expanding the frontiers of knowledge through high-level research, and transferring this knowledge for the benefit of society.
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