IoT-Based Chicken Manure Fertilizer Production Line Using an Electronic Nose
Software as a Service
NoCategory
Embedded Systems & IoTClients
Techstack
Purpose
This Southern Luzon State University study aimed to build an IoT-enabled fertilizer production system that uses an electronic nose to gauge micronutrient content in chicken manure and to evaluate how manure age and type affect crop growth.
Description
The system pairs an Arduino-driven electronic nose, which analyzes nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium indicators in chicken manure, with environmental sensors tracking temperature, humidity, and soil moisture through the composting process. Data streams to ThingSpeak and Blynk for remote monitoring on the web and mobile. The study evaluates manure quality over time and benchmarks the output against other organic fertilizers to deliver a reliable, user-friendly fertilizer production machine.
