Development of a WBGT Index Meter Based on M5Stack Core2

Varela-Aldás, José; Buele, Jorge; Mosquera, Hairo; Palacios-Navarro, Guillermo

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-21704-3_23

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“…IoT allows the interaction of machines and their control without human interaction [13,14,15]. Through IoT, farmers can monitor factors such as humidity, health, temperature using sensors and without the need to go to the field which makes the agricultural industry more efficient [16].…”

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Acidity analysis in different blackberry dilutions using IoT

Cáceres,

Teneda

2023

Int. Jour. Eng. Ins.

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The internet of things has expanded to all areas, including the food field, seeking to guarantee food and analyze its characteristics remotely. In this work, an electronic system is developed that allows real-time measurements and analysis of pH and temperature and controls a mixer from a mobile application. The electronic design consists of a servomotor (Mixer) and a pH and temperature sensor (pH 4502C) connected to an ESP32 board. In the experiments, the blackberry fruit pulp was used in beakers with dilutions of 25%, 50%, and 100%. The sensor probe was immersed in these samples. In the results, the experiment was performed four times so that the data were reliable; the measurement was carried out first by measuring the pH in the water for four minutes, then the sensor probe was transferred to the beaker containing the dilutions for four minutes. The pH and temperature data recorded are sent through WiFi to Thingspeak and are monitored in a mobile application designed in AppInventor, then exported the data to make decisions regarding the behavior of the pH, which allows identifying if the blackberry has the necessary conditions for humans’ consumption.

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