Intelligent Aquaculture Monitoring and Automatic Feeding Cruise System Based on STM32
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https://doi.org/10.70767/jmetp.v3i6.1189Abstract
Targeting the pain points of traditional aquaculture—low manual management efficiency, delayed water quality control, and high labor costs—this paper presents an STM32-based intelligent aquaculture monitoring and automatic feeding cruise system. With STM32F103 as the core, the system integrates water quality sensors (temperature, pH, dissolved oxygen, turbidity), Bluetooth module, motor drivers, and a steering gear feeding unit. It implements optimal-path cruise via PID algorithm and remote monitoring/control via Bluetooth. Tests verify stable water quality data collection, timed quantitative feeding, and preset-path autonomous cruising. The system effectively reduces manual monitoring costs, offering a low-cost, practical intelligent solution for small-to-medium aquaculture farms.
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