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Hello everyone! My name is Zion Addo, and I am interested in subjects like math, science, and technology. I hope to become an engineer when I grow up. Today, I am excited to present my smart plant care project. I created it using Arduino Labs and different electronic components. The project uses a push button to simulate watering a plant, while an OLED display shows the plant’s water level and status. When the water level becomes low, a NeoPixel ring turns orange to show that the plant needs attention. I also used a sliding potentiometer to control the sunlight level and show when the plant has perfect conditions.
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Hello everyone! My name is Zion Addo, and I am interested in math, science, and technology. I enjoy learning how technology works, and when I grow up, I hope to become an engineer. Today, I am excited to show you my smart plant care project.For this project, I used Arduino Labs to program a microcontroller. Arduino Labs is software that can be used to program and modify microcontrollers. I also used several electronic components, including a push button, sliding potentiometer, touch sensor, switch, OLED display, and NeoPixel ring.
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