IoT technologies have the potential to transform agriculture in many respects, such as data collection about weather conditions and soil and crop quality.

The ability to use these data to predict future parameters allows farmers to better plan production management and the consequent distribution and sales.

In agriculture, IoT solutions take the form of sensors connected to the Internet to collect environmental and mechanical measurements. By using various smart farming tools, farmers have gained greater control over the process of raising and growing crops, making it more predictable and improving its efficiency.

Internet of things (IoT) allow the system to be connected to internet to monitor pH, light, humidity, EC, water temperature of the nutrient solution, etc. and automatically control components such as nutrient pumps, misting fan, pH control valve, etc. The user would have the ability to reach this data through a computer or smart phones from any place and any time via the Internet.