A Comprehensive Approach To Aquatic Environment Monitoring (1) (1) Final
A Comprehensive Approach To Aquatic Environment Monitoring (1) (1) Final
C. Coding:
Code development was used to implement the
AquaVision system's essential features. The code was
mostly created using the Arduino IDE and was
customized for the project's unique needs. Reading these notifications, allowing users to stay informed
data from the attached sensors (pH, temperature, and and in control, even when they are not physically
water level), was one of the code's many duties. present near the aquarium.
sending the Kodular application the sensor data.
putting control logic into place for aquarium-related Fig. 1 Circuit Diagram
equipment like the heater and pump. This made it
possible to automate control depending on the data
gathered.
D. Testing:
To verify the operation and dependability of the
AquaVision system, thorough testing was an essential
part of the project. To accurately evaluate its
performance, testing was done in an aquarium setting
similar to that found in real life. To remotely monitor
important variables including pH, temperature, and
water level, the Kodular application was used. The
heater and pump's control operations, including
turning them on and off, were thoroughly tested to
ensure their accuracy and responsiveness.
V. RESULTS
The AquaVision system was effectively deployed and
tested for the monitoring and control of crucial
aquarium parameters. This system incorporated pH,
temperature, and water level sensors that transmitted
real-time data to the Kodular platform. It offered a
user-friendly interface for remote monitoring and
control of the aquarium's parameters.
Throughout the testing phase, the AquaVision system
successfully and accurately monitored the pH,
temperature, and water level within the aquarium.
This data was promptly transmitted to the Kodular
platform, allowing users to monitor the aquarium's
conditions remotely. Additionally, the associated app
included an alert system that would promptly notify
the user of any noteworthy alterations in the
Fig. 2 (c) Integration of entire System aquarium's parameters. For instance, if the pH level
in the aquarium dropped below the optimal range, the
system would send an alert to the user's mobile
device, prompting them to take corrective action
immediately.
VII. CONCLUSION