Harsh Weather Monitoring Using Arduino MKR 1300 With Hammond

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Harsh Weather Monitoring Using Arduino MKR 1300 With Hammond

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Hey, what's up, Guys! Akarsh here from CETech.

In this project, I have made two sections, the Transmitter section, and the Receiver section for Harsh Weather Monitoring Using Arduino MKR 1300 and Blynk.

Supplies

Hardware components


Arduino MKR WAN 1300×2

NodeMCU ESP8266 Breakout Board×1

DHT11 Temperature & Humidity Sensor (4 pins)×1


Seeed Studio Grove - Light Sensor×1

Adafruit RGB Backlight LCD - 16x2×1


Rechargeable Battery, Lithium Ion×1

Adafruit Analog Accelerometer: ADXL335×1


Arduino 101×1


Software apps and online services

Arduino IDE

Blynk

Hand tools and fabrication machines


Soldering iron (generic)

Multitool, Screwdriver

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Transmitter Part

The Transmitter section contains The Temperature, Humidity sensor, Light sensor, Mems Microphone, and Mems Accelerometer sensor. These sensors are interfaced with the Arduino MKR 1300 Board along with The external antenna. A lithium battery is used to power all the sensors and Microcontroller, this battery is able to standby for up to 7 days in this project. To protect the circuit from the harsh weather I have used Hammond Enclosure Case 1554UGY Water Tight ABS 200x120x90 Enclosure. The sensor details are collected and transmitted Over LoRa Using Arduino MKR 1300. For the codes that need to be uploaded into the Transmitter and Receiver Section, You can access the GitHub repository of this project from here.

Transmitter Section



Receiver Section

The receiver part contains the Arduino MKR 1300 And Wi-Fi Module To receive the LoRa Data and Transmit the data again to the cloud Using the Internet, I call It has Gateway.

Receiver Section

The LoRa Data is received And The Sensor details are collected Using the Arduino MKR 1300, if there is any severe variation in the environment data and its crosses the threshold values, The details are displayed on the app parallel shown on the LCD display.

If the temperature of the surrounding environment is high, The Buzzer will be ON in the receiver section and The LCD Turns RED, To notify the user, and Pop-up Notification displayed on the mobile.

When the box is opened or it broke the light intensity data of the sensor is high, then it will be finalized as the Box Opened and the Pop-Up Notification is displayed on the mobile.

During The operation when the transmitter is moved or if any high wind is detected a "Movement Detected" notification is displayed on the Mobile and in the receiver part Buzzer is activated with a different tone. This tone is different from The High-Temperature Alert.

In this project, I have used Blynk App to display the sensor details.

Schematic Diagrams

Transmitter

Receiver