Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Review: Parrot Flower Power Plant Sensor - NYTimes.com

The Internet of thymes
"The device, called Parrot Flower Power, was created to analyze the growing conditions of plants and send you the results. Once inserted in the plant’s soil, either in a pot or open ground, the sensor monitors ambient temperature, fertilizer, light intensity and soil moisture.
When synced to a smartphone via Bluetooth, the device relays the information to an app, which has a broad database of 6,000 plants and trees and the precise needs for each one. The app will also record and chart up to a year’s worth of data. And the sensor will send an alert if action is needed."
Review: Parrot Flower Power Plant Sensor - NYTimes.com

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