‘flower power’ wireless plant sensor by parrot at CES 2013
showcased as a preview during the 2013 CES in las vegas, paris-based electronics company parrot has introduced ‘flower power’, a wireless garden sensor that gets planted for measuring sunlight, soil moisture, temperature and fertilizer. using bluetooth for plant health analysis on smartphones or tablets, data gets stored on a library database on the cloud that alerts users with readings, recommendations and push notifications as reminders of a flower’s basics needs.
the device planted in context
parrot flower power – smart sensor for your plants (CES 2013 preview) video courtesy of parrot
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