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 This project presents a smart plant watering system designed to operate semi-autonomously. It monitors the soil moisture and automatically activates a peristaltic pump via a latching relay to deliver water when needed. The system uses two ESP32-S3 microcontrollers connected over Wi-Fi, communicating through MQTT protocol to exchange sensor data and control messages.
 The architecture is split into two subsystems:
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 Users can integrate remote notifications or dashboards via tools such as Node-RED, Telegram bots, or email alerts.
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   * `plant/pumpStatus` – (Optional) Publishes `"WATERING"` or `"IDLE"`.
- Optional Python Logic:
+ **Optional Python Logic:**
+  * Subscribes to `plant/soilMoisture`
+  * If value > 2800 → publishes `"ON"` to `plant/waterCommand`
+  * Sends email or Telegram alert
-* Subscribes to `plant/soilMoisture`
+===  3.2 Testing and Observations ===
-* If value > 2800 → publishes `"ON"` to `plant/waterCommand`
-* Sends email or Telegram alert
-.2 Testing and Observations
+  * In dry air, soil moisture value > 3300
+  * Wet soil: 1800–2000
-* In dry air, soil moisture value > 3300
+  * Saturated soil (in water): < 1700
-* Wet soil: 1800–2000
-* Saturated soil (in water): < 1700
 Pump successfully turns on when soil is dry and stops when moisture reaches target range.
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 Key advantages:
-* **Low power**: Latching relay prevents continuous power usage
+  * **Low power**: Latching relay prevents continuous power usage
-* **Remote access**: MQTT allows external control or monitoring
+  * **Remote access**: MQTT allows external control or monitoring
-* **Extendibility**: Easily extendable with humidity sensors, temperature sensors, water tank monitoring, etc.
+  * **Extendibility**: Easily extendable with humidity sensors, temperature sensors, water tank monitoring, etc.
  === 4.1 Improvements and Future Work ===
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 =====  5. Media and Demonstration =====
->  \[Link to demo video]
->  Fritzing sketch of the circuit
-> Photos of the prototype and setup
->  Screenshot of MQTT dashboard and Telegram messages
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-* [ESP32 Official Documentation](https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/latest/esp32s3/)
-* [DFRobot Peristaltic Pump Wiki](https://wiki.dfrobot.com/Gravity_Peristaltic_Pump_SKU_DFR0523)
-* [HiveMQ MQTT Broker](https://www.hivemq.com/public-mqtt-broker/)
-* [Node-RED Documentation](https://nodered.org/docs/)
-* [Telegram Bot API](https://core.telegram.org/bots/api)
-* [ESP32 ADC Tutorial – Random Nerd Tutorials](https://randomnerdtutorials.com/esp32-adc-analog-read-arduino-ide/)
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