Case study: Smart Monitoring & Automation in Aquaculture Operations
- Vignesh Kumar G
- Oct 7
- 1 min read
Industry: Agriculture/Aquaculture

Challenge:
Maintaining optimal water quality—specifically Dissolved Oxygen (DO) and pH levels—is critical in aquaculture to ensure fish health and growth. Manual monitoring was time-consuming and reactive, leading to potential delays in addressing fluctuations, which could negatively impact yield.
Solution:
Fixed IoT-enabled sensors were deployed to continuously monitor DO and pH levels in real-time. The system was designed not just to monitor, but to take action:
Automated Oxygen Control: The oxygen pump was triggered automatically when DO levels dropped below a set threshold, ensuring a stable aquatic environment.
Smart Feeding Integration: The sensors were integrated with the automated feeding system, allowing feed delivery to adjust dynamically based on water quality—preventing overfeeding and reducing waste.
Key Benefits:
Improved Fish Health & Yield: Real-time monitoring helped maintain ideal water conditions consistently.
Resource Optimization: Automated feeding based on water parameters reduced feed waste and operational costs.
Reduced Manual Intervention: Operators were alerted only when needed, allowing them to focus on higher-value tasks.
Scalability: The system can be extended to monitor additional parameters like temperature and ammonia, enabling more comprehensive water quality management.



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