Exploring the intersection of IoT and aquatic environments: a study on IoT-enabled aquarium systems

The maintenance of a healthy diet for fish and other residents of an aquarium can be challenging for their owners, particularly when they are gone for extended periods of time. The goal of this project is to find a solution to this problem by creating an automated system that is capable of giving food to fish without the need for direct involvement from a human. The system makes use of an MCU Node, which is the most recent generation of microcontroller and comes equipped with integrated Wi-Fi technology. This allows it to manage a variety of components, including the LED light, the feed motor, the oxygen engine, and the water engine. In addition, a user-friendly Android application that will be offered in order to enable manual monitoring and control of all of the system's mechanisms will be provided. This Internet of Things (IoT)-based aquarium system provides fish owners with increased convenience and care, ensuring the well-being of their aquatic pets even when the owners are not there.