The development of quail eggs smart incubator for hatching system based on microcontroller and Internet of Things (IoT)

Sanjaya, W. S. Mada; Maryanti, Sri; Wardoyo, Cipto; Anggraeni, Dyah; Aziz, Muhammad Abdul; Marlina, Lina; Roziqin, Akhmad; Kusumorini, Astuti

doi:10.1109/icoiact.2018.8350682

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“…The study of Sunday et al also revealed the following acceptable and significant results: 95 fertile eggs, 85 hatched eggs, and 89,47 percent hatchability (12) . According to the Sanjaya et al in their study Quail Eggs Smart Incubator, show the best result to hatching the quail egg and get the result that by 490 eggs, 87.55% successfully normally hatch, 0.41% hatch but defective, and 1.84% hatch but dead, and 10.20% do not hatch yet on 17th days incubate period (13) . Further, the Automated egg incubator model has been found to be very much improved in terms of efficiency of hatchability, less human monitoring, and problems associated with manual egg rotation in previous versions (14) .…”

Section: Hatching Efficiencymentioning

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Design modification of a cost-efficient microcontroller-based egg incubator

Mariani¹,

Wacas²,

Padre³

et al. 2021

IJST

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Objectives: This study is geared towards the design modification of a costefficient automated egg incubator. Methods: To meet the objectives, the researchers conducted several document analyses relative to the study to establish further the requirements needed to design a microcontroller-based incubator. Interviews with the farmers from the Northern Luzon Philippines also contributed to the design modification's success. The researchers gathered information on temperature, humidity, cost-efficiency, advantages and disadvantages of the existing incubators, and the farmers' feedback before designing. The incubator designed in this study uses modern methods such as the automated controllable device, which maintains humidity & temperature and enables automatic tray switching; The study has also discussed the hatching efficiency and hatching capacity; a financial review between the previous egg incubator and the proposed microcontroller egg incubator has been done. Findings: The study showed that the designed incubator's hatching efficiency ranges from 80-93% and with an average of 86.5% with the number of hatched eggs was 56 (93%) duck eggs and 48 (80%) chicken eggs. It also shows that duck eggs have the most number of hatching compared to chicken eggs. It also showed higher net income for the farmers. Further, the Modified technology is cost-efficient than the manual, which indicates a lower cost per chicken and ducks egg incubation of Php 20.07 and Php 17.2. Novelty/Improvement: The study demonstrated that the microcontrollerbased egg incubator is commendable for small-scale poultry producers.

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Section: Hatching Efficiencymentioning

confidence: 99%

Design modification of a cost-efficient microcontroller-based egg incubator

Mariani¹,

Wacas²,

Padre³

et al. 2021

IJST

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“…Omar et al [5] design Smart Egg Incubator System based on Arduino Uno and use water and fan to control the humidity and ventilation. Separately, Sanjaya et.al [6] develop smart incubator based on Arduino for quail eggs. The results show the system successfully hatch a quail eggs normally with 87.55% success rate over 490 eggs during 17 days incubation period.…”

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Intelligent Egg Incubator

Azahar¹,

Sekudan²,

Azhar³

2020

ijortas

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This research presents the design and development of a chicken egg incubator. The aim is to design and construct an “Intelligent Egg Incubator” that can hatch chicken eggs automatically. In the design, author used a temperature control system that controls the temperature of the incubator. This system consists of a temperature sensor, heating and cooling elements and a controller. If the temperature of the incubator exceeds a certain value, the cooling unit will operate to reduce the temperature while if the temperature goes below another threshold value, the heating element will start to operate to increase the temperature. Furthermore, author used a motion sensor to detect the movements of the eggs. If there is a movement inside the incubator, the owner of the incubator will get the notification about the conditions of the eggs

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“…The technician uses the corresponding program VNC Viewer (client) (both by RealVNC Ltd.) to facilitate the connection with a remote framebuffer (RFB) protocol. Similar IoT solutions utilizing VNC Server have been implemented in [36][37][38]. In general, an RFB protocol transmits screen pixels from one computer (over a network) to another and can also send control events, (e.g., mouse, keyboard, touch screen, etc.)…”

Section: Iot Condition Monitoring Softwarementioning

confidence: 99%

Condition Monitoring of Active Magnetic Bearings on the Internet of Things

Pesch

Scavelli

2019

Actuators

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A magnetic bearing is an industrial device that supports a rotating shaft with a magnetic field. Magnetic bearings have advantages such as high efficiency, low maintenance, and no lubrication. Active magnetic bearings (AMBs) use electromagnets with actively controlled coil currents based on rotor position monitored by sensors integral to the AMB. AMBs are apt to the Internet of Things (IoT) due to their inherent sensors and actuators. The IoT is the interconnection of physical devices that enables them to send and receive data over the Internet. IoT technology has recently rapidly increased and is being applied to industrial devices. This study developed a method for the condition monitoring of AMB systems online using off-the-shelf IoT technology. Because off-the-shelf IoT solutions were utilized, the developed method is cost-effective and can be implemented on existing AMB systems. In this study, a MBC500 AMB test rig was outfitted with a Raspberry Pi single board computer. The Raspberry Pi monitors the AMB’s position sensors and current sensors via an analog-to-digital converter. Several loading cases were imposed on the experimental test rig and diagnosed remotely using virtual network computing. It was found that remote AMB condition monitoring is feasible for less than USD 100.

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The development of quail eggs smart incubator for hatching system based on microcontroller and Internet of Things (IoT)

Cited by 34 publications

References 6 publications

Design modification of a cost-efficient microcontroller-based egg incubator

Design modification of a cost-efficient microcontroller-based egg incubator

Intelligent Egg Incubator

Condition Monitoring of Active Magnetic Bearings on the Internet of Things

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