Innovation Strategy and Betterment Planning for Smart Village

Authors

  • M Chinna Rayudu  Bheema Institute of Technology and Sciences, Adoni, Andhra Pradesh, India
  • G S Surendra Babu   Bheema Institute of Technology and Sciences, Adoni, Andhra Pradesh, India
  • Praveen K   Bheema Institute of Technology and Sciences, Adoni, Andhra Pradesh, India

Keywords:

Audiono UNO, IoT, RC03 Finger Print Module

Abstract

Every country has been developed a reputation as a global leader in upgrading their villages as smart as possible initiatives in its larger urban areas. Most of the countries they are focusing towards the development of cities, The Rural/village areas are in need of most essential infrastructure like roads, drinking water and power. Villages are not having most essential needs now a day’s most of the villagers are moving towards to the cities because of their basic needs. The future development mainly concentrates on improving big metropolises into connected cities but failed to see where most of the population resides. The Development of town planning, opportunities for youths in villages are very less, thereby discouraging and started migration to cities. Farming remunerates occupation, with guidance and mentoring daily tracing and tacking to farmers on how to get the best yield of the crop and market with actual remunerative prices for crop the future rural development. To overcome these problems this project has been proposed. The proposed design for the planning of smart village consists of Arduino Microcontroller Unit, LCD, Ultrasonic sensor, temperature sensor, Humidity sensor, Soil moisture sensor, LDR, LED lamp, pumps and GPRS. The environment monitoring, garbage collections and street light management are difficult and complex phenomena to overcome existing problems this project has been proposed. With smart technologies it’s easy to manage traffic, garbage, environment and we can ease environmental and climate impacts from the growth in mobility. In this project Thingspeak cloud application is used to store the data and all information for this project through GPRS.

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2020-10-30

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M Chinna Rayudu, G S Surendra Babu , Praveen K , " Innovation Strategy and Betterment Planning for Smart Village" International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology(IJSRCSEIT), ISSN : 2456-3307, Volume 6, Issue 5, pp.36-45, September-October-2020.