Precision agriculture · India
Know the soil before you spend a rupee on water or fertilizer.
Dharti-Rakshak is a field probe and cloud agronomist. It reads moisture, temperature, pH, and NPK every few seconds — then tells a farmer what to do next.
Live field console
What the probe is reading now
No mock gauges. These numbers update when the ESP32 publishes to Firebase.
Awaiting stream
Soil moisture
Root-zone water0.0%
Healthy band: 25–45%.
Soil temperature
Biological activity0.0°C
Comfort band: 18–30°C.
Soil pH
Nutrient availability0.00
Neutral band: 6.0–7.5.
Nitrogen (N)
Leaf growth0mg/kg
Target: above 20 mg/kg.
Phosphorus (P)
Roots and grain0mg/kg
Target: above 15 mg/kg.
Potassium (K)
Stress immunity0mg/kg
Target: above 120 mg/kg.
Agronomist layer
AI that is tied to this field, not the internet.
Every answer is grounded in the latest probe packet: N, P, K, moisture, temperature, and pH.
Prescription
Fertilizer plan per acre from live NPK
Split during tillering
Basal at sowing
Only if K is low
Organic carbon per acre
Run diagnosis after the probe comes online.
Ask the agronomist
Hindi, Hinglish, or English. Voice or text.
Leaf scan
Upload a leaf. The model correlates disease risk with this soil packet — not a generic photo app.
No scan yet
—Soil correlation appears after a photo is analysed.
Remedy: —
Crop fit
Match score uses this field’s pH, moisture, and nitrogen — plus indicative mandi bands for discussion.
Mustard
Waiting for diagnosis—
Wheat
MSP crop—
Maize
High biomass—
AI verdict appears with the diagnosis.
Architecture
From probe to prescription.
Judges can follow the chain on the bench: sensor → ESP32 → Firebase → this site → AI.
7-in-1 RS485 probe
Modbus holding registers for moisture, temperature, pH, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium.
ESP32 edge node
MAX485 on UART2, sanity checks, 16×2 LCD, 5-second cloud sync.
Firebase live node
PUT live_readings, POST historical_logs. Browser listens over WebSockets.
Cloud agronomist
Cloudflare Pages functions for diagnosis, chat, leaf vision, and CSV export from D1.
Built for competitions that become products
A soil lab that fits in a field kit.
Designed so a farmer gets an action, a judge sees a working system, and a lab can print a card.
Lead
Hammad Uddin
Hardware, firmware, and field integration.
Lead
Yuvraj Singh
Cloud, product surface, and agronomic software.