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Smart IoT Product Development

Goals

This project aims to conduct engineering research and develop various futuristic IoT products and IoT technology solutions. In our first year, we plan to begin with developing an IoT-enabled sensor system for automated smart gardening and precision farming applications. The specific objective is to design and develop an IoT-enabled electronic device equipped with multiple sensors to monitor soil moisture, pH, conductivity, temperature, and light intensity to facilitate automated irrigation control, thus minimizing water waste and maximizing farming yield. Our aim in the next two years is to build the end product, evaluate its performance, produce an off-the-shelf deployable prototype, and seek opportunities for startup commercialization.

Experience Gained

  • Conduct high-impact research to develop a real-life IoT product.
  • Design circuits, PCB layouts, and perform circuit simulations.  
  • Fabricate circuits, integrate sensors, and program microcontrollers.
  • Design experiments and perform tests.
  • Collect, analyze and interpret experimental data.
  • Develop android/iOS apps to interface with the smart farming/gardening sensors.
  • Prepare manuscripts for publications and/or conference presentations.
  • Survey potential market size and identify commercialization opportunities.

Majors and Interests Needed

  • All Engineering Majors
  • Electrical Engineering Technology
  • Computer Science
  • Information Technology
  • Software Engineering
  • Physics
  • Biology
  • Biochemistry
  • Business

Team Advisors

  • Name
    Title
    Email
  • Dr. Sandip Das (PI)
    Associate Professor, Electrical & Computer Engineering
  • Dr. Hai Ho
    Associate Professor, Electrical & Computer Engineering
  • Dr. Sumit Chakravarty
    Associate Professor, Electrical & Computer Engineering
  • Dr. Valmiki Sooklal
    Associate Professor, Mechanical Engineering
  • Dr. Gregory Quinet
    Executive Director, Robin and Doug Shore Entrepreneurship Center, Coles College of Business
  • Dr. Walter Thain
    Associate Professor, Electrical & Computer Engineering

 

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