Seeds of Silicon: Internet of Things for Smallholder Agriculture

Left: Farmer Emmanuel Biketi, Horticulture Manager at Kikaboni Farm in Olooloitikosh, Kenya with an Upande temperature and relative humidity IoT device. Right: Drip irrigated vegetable cultivation at Napuu 1 Drip Irrigation Scheme in Lodwar, Kenya.
Left: Farmer Emmanuel Biketi, Horticulture Manager at Kikaboni Farm in Olooloitikosh, Kenya with an Upande temperature and relative humidity IoT device. Right: Drip irrigated vegetable cultivation at Napuu 1 Drip Irrigation Scheme in Lodwar, Kenya.

Publication | Aug 26, 2019 | Anish Paul Antony, Jennifer Lu, Daniel Sweeney

Seeds of Silicon: Internet of Things for Smallholder Agriculture

 

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Anish Paul Antony
Dan Sweeney
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Internet of Things: Low Cost Sensors for Agriculture