Development of IoT based smart breast milk pumping machine

Wan Hassan, Wan Hazrul Helmi (2021) Development of IoT based smart breast milk pumping machine. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

An automated Breast Milk Pumping Machine system milking machine system was created for mothers with babies. A covering will be placed on the breast when using this milk pumping system. The relevant bottle will be attached to the cover. When the motor pump is turned on, the vacuum created by the motor pump permits the milk to flow out from breast through into bottle. One of the helping tool items that mothers bring with them when pumping breastmilk is a pumping breastmilk machine. Mothers who are passengers or drivers will utilize this pumping breastmilk machine in the vehicle if necessary. To monitoring the breastmilk pumping is important to prevent wasting the milk when the bottle is full. However, the mothers are facing difficulties when they need to constantly monitoring the amount of milk in the bottle especially during driving. Therefore, the idea of this project is to help promote motherhood by developing an automated breast milk pumping system. The non-contact liquid sensor is attached to the NodeMCU as a smart tool for monitoring the milk level and is added to the current pump system. When the bottle has reached the predetermined level, when a sensor non-contact liquid detects and sends a signal, the pump will immediately shut down. Then, NodeMCU will send the notification thru Blynk to alert the mother of the current condition of the pumping breastmilk machine, as well as an alarm to alert the mother. It will also give the record on duration time taken to fill up a bottle for mother's references.

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