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1-day Smart Farm course: topics and learning approach

Inspektion engineering team · Published 7 September 2026 · Last updated 18 October 2026

A workshop announced by Rajamangala University of Technology Tawan-ok, teaching how to build a Smart Farm system with Tuya Smart Plug, sensors, ESP32 and LINE alerts without coding

Poster for a 1-day Smart Farm workshopImage: Inspektion

Summary

  • Announced for 19 May 2026 at Rajamangala University of Technology Tawan-ok, free of charge, with places limited to just 10 participants
  • The hands-on topics listed include building an IoT device control system with Tuya Smart Plug and ESP32 sensors
  • Teaches how to set up automatic alerts via LINE and how to use AI on a mobile phone to help with preliminary plant disease detection
  • Suitable for modern farmers and SMEs with no prior programming background

What is this event?

"Transforming Agriculture into a 'Smart Farm' in 1 Day" is a hands-on workshop announced for 19 May 2026, 09.00–17.00, at Rajamangala University of Technology Tawan-ok, with Asst. Prof. Chawaporn Bamrungpruek and Mr Piyoros Kongchuay as instructors. The workshop is limited to just 10 participants to keep the focus on real hands-on practice.

Hands-on topics as announced

Poster for the workshop Transforming Agriculture into a Smart Farm in 1 Day, with pictures of the 2 instructors
Image: Inspektion
  • Smart Control — control electrical equipment on the farm through a Tuya Smart Plug
  • Sensor & Data — collect and display sensor readings in real time with an ESP32 board
  • Logic Automation — set up automatic LINE alerts for when a measured value is abnormal
  • Mobile AI — use a scanning app for preliminary plant disease checks with the Vision Matching technique

Technology used

The course focuses on a Low-Code/No-Code approach, so that participants can build IoT systems that control real equipment without writing code. An ESP32 board is used to collect sensor readings [1], and alerts are connected through the LINE channel — note: the former LINE Notify service has been discontinued, and alerts of this kind now go through a LINE Official Account or the Messaging API instead [2]

How you can build on it

The content of this workshop builds on our AI and Embedded Linux for smart agriculture course and links to the DoRare smart water-level measurement station, which applies the same principles of field sensing and automatic alerts on a larger scale (see the DoRare 20-station case)

Frequently Asked Questions

When will a workshop like this be held again?

The next session has not been firmly scheduled. Please ask our team directly through our contact channels for the latest schedule.

Do I need a programming background first?

No — the course is designed specifically for modern farmers and SMEs with no prior coding background.

Where can I buy the equipment used in the workshop?

Please ask our team for details of the equipment and how to obtain it, or see similar products in the [available spare parts](/shop) category.

References

  1. [1]

    ESP32 Series Datasheet — Espressif Systems

  2. [2]

    Messaging API Overview — LINE Developers

  3. [3]

    Rajamangala University of Technology Tawan-ok — Rajamangala University of Technology Tawan-ok

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