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MorGon: Internet Of Things makes my food

You just automated your house, your car is now smart, you are always connected so...why not get a full control about what you eat?

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This is my first attempt to join the wagon of home automation focused on food.
The MorGon system is the first prototype designed to growth your own food at home without losing neither proteins nor space.

MorGon is divided on three different parts:

  1. -Mechanical structure
  2. -Electrical systems
  3. -Electronic control

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  • 1 × Arduino Board The main computer of the project
  • 1 × pH Sensor In order to measure hydrogen concentration
  • 2 × Temperature Sensor 18ds20 ready to install into the board
  • 1 × Relay modules The part whom connects the control with the actuators
  • 1 × Water Bomb Main actuator that keeps the things going on

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  • 1
    Step 1

    BUILDING THE MECHANICAL STRUCTURE

  • 2
    Step 2

    WIRING THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

  • 3
    Step 3

    SETTING UP THE RULES FOR THE GAME

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Ellie Mila wrote 10/16/2024 at 22:54 • point

Awesome first step into home automation with a focus on food! The MorGon system sounds like a cool way to grow your own food while maximizing efficiency. I love the breakdown into mechanical, electrical, and electronic parts. The use of sensors and Arduino makes it a smart, controlled environment. Can't wait to see how this project develops—definitely a sustainable and innovative approach to home gardening! For more info or to get in touch, visit arabianmenu.com.

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h24488465 wrote 11/20/2023 at 13:21 • point

In the UAE, the demand for high-quality and health-conscious food choices has led to a notable rise in the popularity of grass-fed beef. Embracing the ethos of natural and sustainable farming practices, grass-fed beef in the UAE is cherished for its distinct flavor, leaner composition, and nutritional benefits. https://meathousegourmet.com/

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