Smart Aquaponics Monitoring System Based On IoT

Mohd Kharil@Hamzah, Muhamad Nafis (2019) Smart Aquaponics Monitoring System Based On IoT. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Aquaponics monitoring system based on IoT is set up and presented in this work. This project focuses on how to monitor the parameters of related sensors by applying the IoT application into the smartphone. The importance of this project is to alert users about parameters that need to be monitored and to make it easy for the people to read the data from far away. The difficulty of the area is the sensors cannot be exposed to the rain. In this case, waterproof sensors are used to make it easy to set up at outdoor. If this project goes smoothly, it will give a huge impact on users to motivate them to keep going in aquaponics. The problem that has been solved in this project is aquaponics users can easily record their data even from far away. The sensors that detect the required parameters are used in this project. The coding for each sensor and IoT application are designed by using Arduino IDE Software and MIT App Inventor 2 respectively. The progress in this project is ESP32 board will send the detected sensor data to the web server and finally retrieved from MIT App Inventor 2. The important variables that have been measured in this project are temperature, humidity, water temperature, distance, water flow rate and pH of the water. The final result that has been achieved is users able to monitor data in his own smartphone from far away by connecting Wi-Fi over ESP32 board. The relationship between temperature and humidity of the plant and others also has been studied. The graphical user interface of monitoring the desired parameters has been achieved through MIT App Inventor 2. User can download it from the MIT App Inventor 2 website. The implication of this project is to recommend users more interested in an aquaponics system.

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