FEEDO:AIoT based Automatic Fish Feeding System
Abstract
This project presents an innovative automatic fish feeding system designed to optimize aquaculture practices by automating feeding processes. The system addresses challenges such as inconsistent feeding, overfeeding, and labor dependency through advanced technology and user-friendly design. Utilizing programmable schedules, integrated environmental sensors, and remote monitoring via a mobile application, the system ensures precise and timely feed distribution. A key feature of the system is its ability to monitor water pH levels alongside other environmental parameters like temperature and oxygen levels. The pH calculation enables dynamic adjustments to feeding.
schedules, ensuring optimal conditions for fish health.The design
also includes an air blower and rotating disk for uniform feed dis-
persal, durable components, and minimal maintenance.Advanced
options like adaptive feeding schedules based on environmental
conditions, alerts for low feed levels or system malfunctions, and
data-driven insights into fish health further enhance function-
ality.By combining efficiency, sustainability,and ease of use and
cost effectiveness, this system represents a transformative step
toward sustainable aquaculture, improving productivity making
it ideal for fish farmers.
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