Oasis – An open-source, 3D-printed smart terrarium
See the website for a demo video: https://oasis-terrarium.com This project is an enclosure for growing plants. Features include: - high-power LED lighting - a built-in water tank and mister - fans for airflow - temperature and humidity sensing - wi-fi connectivity and a web-based interface for control and monitoring (see https://oasis-terrarium.com/docs/usage_guide/#web-interface) The entire project is open-source: - electronics: designed in KiCad - 3D models: designed in CadQuery - software: written in Rust I initially started this project during COVID and…
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Oasis is an open-source 3D-printed smart terrarium for growing plants indoors. It features high-power LED lighting, an integrated water tank with mister, temperature and humidity sensors, and Wi-Fi connectivity for remote monitoring and control through a web interface. The project is fully open-source, with electronics designed in KiCad, 3D models in CadQuery, and software written in Rust. It is designed for hobbyists and developers interested in automated plant cultivation and smart home integration.
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See the website for a demo video: https://oasis-terrarium.com This project is an enclosure for growing plants. Features include: - high-power LED lighting - a built-in water tank and mister - fans for airflow - temperature and humidity sensing - wi-fi connectivity and a web-based interface for control and monitoring (see https://oasis-terrarium.com/docs/usage_guide/#web-interface) The entire project is open-source: - electronics: designed in KiCad - 3D models: designed in CadQuery - software: written in Rust I initially started this project during COVID and built a working prototype using a Raspberry Pi and off-the-shelf parts. The first prototype worked, but was pretty rough. Several months ago, I picked up the project again and began a complete re-design. After two rounds of circuit board design and countless iterations of the 3D-printed parts, I'm finally happy with the results. Along the way I learned a lot about electronics design and fabrication, 3D modeling, and Rust. Happy to answer any questions - thanks for checking it out! Here are some direct links to parts of the project you may find interesting: - demo video: https://oasis-terrarium.com - detailed build guide with pictures: https://oasis-terrarium.com/docs/build_guide/ - interactive 3D model: https://oasis-terrarium.com/docs/3dmodel/ - detailed info on electronics design: https://oasis-terrarium.com/docs/electronics/ - 3D-printable models: https://www.printables.com/model/1315117-oasis-smart-terrarium
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