Design of an Embedded-Based Automatic Fish Feeding System Based on Fish Stress Level Using JSN-SR04T Sensor

Vincentius Raditya Agung Soedomo, YB Dwi Setianto

Abstract


Keeping fish as a pet is one of the many hobbies that everyone can do anywhere. Keeping fish itself can be challenging for some people because every owner may face some difficulties when they need to feed the fishes, therefore an Automatic Fish Feeding System can be one way to solve the problem. The difference of this study from others study or system is the system itself, because to activate the system it used the stress level of the fish and water turbidity as the main parameter. The system will measure the movements of the fish as a pointer in measuring fish stress levels using JSN-SR04T sensor, and to determine the usual or normal amount of movement as a basis for stating that the fish is not under stress is using Simple Moving Average and Standard Deviation method, which when the system find an anomaly (unusual amounts of movements) it can be say that the fish is under stress. The result of this study is to determine when the fishes are under stress, and at the same time make an automatic fish feeding system based on that to help owners to maintain the health and life quality of the fish.

Keywords


Automatic Fish Feeding System; Fish Stress Level; JSN-SR04T Sensor; Simple Moving Average; and Standard Deviation

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.24167/proxies.v10i1.14941

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