Abstract: The growing emphasis on sustainable aquaculture has driven the need for advanced technological solutions in fish farming. This project introduces a low-cost, IoT-based fish farming management system that leverages Arduino and GSM technologies to enable real-time monitoring and control of key water quality parameters. Equipped with sensors for measuring temperature, pH, turbidity, and dissolved oxygen, the system processes environmental data using an Arduino microcontroller and communicates alerts and updates to the farmer via a GSM module. Additionally, it can automate critical operations such as aeration and water circulation using actuators. By facilitating remote access and data-driven decision-making, the proposed system reduces manual intervention, lowers fish mortality rates, and boosts farm productivity. Its scalability and affordability make it well-suited for both small-scale and commercial aquaculture operations, promoting smarter and more sustainable fish farming practices.
Keywords: IoT, Fish Farming, Sustainable Aquaculture, Arduino, GSM Module, Water Quality Monitoring, Remote Control, Automation, Smart Farming, Sensors, Dissolved Oxygen, pH, Temperature, Turbidity, Actuators.
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DOI:
10.17148/IJARCCE.2025.14516
