ICT PROJECT
Title: “Solar Powered Smart Garden”
Presented by:
Freddie G Inovejas Jr.
Abegail Lopez
Joedah Paolo Lacaulan
Nico James Marcos
Mark Noel Facun
Arjay Tomas
Submitted to:
Sir. Michaelle Bunao
INTRODUCTION
Sustainability is essential modern education, and Quezon National High School is
committed create these principles through the establishment of a solar-powered smart
garden. This project combines renewable energy with cutting-edge technology to create
an eco-friendly and intelligent gardening system that not only enhances the school’s
green spaces but also serves as a living laboratory for students. The solar-powered smart
garden utilizes solar panels to generate clean energy, which powers smart irrigation
systems, environmental sensors, and automated features. By integrating internet of
things also known as (IoT) devices and real-time monitoring, the garden ensures
efficient water and energy use, promotes biodiversity, and creates a sustainable
ecosystem.
This initiative aims to foster environmental awareness among students, reduce the
school’s ecological footprint, and demonstrate the practical applications of solar energy
in everyday life. Through this innovative project, Quezon National High School aspires
to lead by example in promoting sustainability and leveraging technology to improve the
environment. This ICT project will not only beautify the school campus but also
empower students with knowledge and skills for a sustainable future.
SCOPE AND DELIMITATION
This study focuses on the development and implementation of a solar
powered smart garden at Quezon national high school. This project will use solar panel
as the primary energy source, automating plant care ang minimizing reliance on
conventional electricity.
SOLAR POWER
INPUT MODULE
TEMPERATURE SENSOR HUMIDITY SENSOR MOISTURE SENSOR
IF MOISTURE LEVEL MICROCONTROLLER TEMPERATURE HIGH IN
<LOW (Arduino Nano) MOTOR THE WHOLE
SYSTEM AUTOMATIC
TURN OFF
MOTOR WILL
TURN ON
TO PLANT