Water Sprinkler system controler with IoT soil sensor (Devices are simulated, not actual reading)

Our team will develop an innovative solution for farm water management. Here is a demo of our project (to be published): Replit: CodeSandbox JSFiddle

We will use Github badges where posible to indicate build, dependencies and versioning.

The project requires use of boto3 and MQTT.

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