The Automating Aquaponics System With RTC, Turbidity Sensor and Water Level Sensor

Aquaponic system automation is key to increasing agricultural efficiency and productivity. A system that is considered an innovative method of sustainable food production that combines fish farming and agriculture simultaneously. The aim of this research is to implement an IoT system in aquaponics that is connected to various sensors, such as turbidity sensors, water level sensors, and RTC modules. To monitor water quality conditions in tilapia habitats and measure accurate timing to provide fish food automatically to improve fish health and growth and support better and consistent results. This optimized system provides better monitoring of environmental conditions, reduces reliance on manual maintenance, and increases overall productivity. Helps increase tilapia fish growth and plant productivity in modern aquaponic systems. This research shows the great potential of IoT technology in increasing the efficiency and productivity of aquaponic cultivation, so that it can push the fisheries sector in a more advanced and competitive direction. Therefore, the main conclusion that is expected is that this automation can increase the productivity of ecosystem balance, and can face the challenge of food security and move towards more environmentally friendly solutions, towards effective management in the future.

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Proceeding of International Conference of Religion Health Education Science and Technology
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2024-08-15
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https://doi.org/10.35316/icorhestech.v1i1.5673
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Water Quality Monitoring Technologies
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The Automating Aquaponics System With RTC, Turbidity Sensor and Water Level Sensor

Dicky Suman Jaya, Rizki Devi Anggita, Stywati, Khusnul Edistira
Proceeding of International Conference of Religion Health Education Science and Technology
Water Quality Monitoring Technologies
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The Automating Aquaponics System With RTC, Turbidity Sensor and Water Level Sensor

Dicky Suman Jaya, Rizki Devi Anggita, Stywati, Khusnul Edistira
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Abstract

Aquaponic system automation is key to increasing agricultural efficiency and productivity. A system that is considered an innovative method of sustainable food production that combines fish farming and agriculture simultaneously. The aim of this research is to implement an IoT system in aquaponics that is connected to various sensors, such as turbidity sensors, water level sensors, and RTC modules. To monitor water quality conditions in tilapia habitats and measure accurate timing to provide fish food automatically to improve fish health and growth and support better and consistent results. This optimized system provides better monitoring of environmental conditions, reduces reliance on manual maintenance, and increases overall productivity. Helps increase tilapia fish growth and plant productivity in modern aquaponic systems. This research shows the great potential of IoT technology in increasing the efficiency and productivity of aquaponic cultivation, so that it can push the fisheries sector in a more advanced and competitive direction. Therefore, the main conclusion that is expected is that this automation can increase the productivity of ecosystem balance, and can face the challenge of food security and move towards more environmentally friendly solutions, towards effective management in the future.

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