Ibarlin, Mark Daniel I. creator author. Jaron, Michael Leonel O. author Layosa, Ron Emmanuel G. author Leonor, Emmaneulle T. author Sinfuego, Jay B. author Siocson, John Francis C. author Nabio, Christian S., adviser Pontillas, Virginia V., chair, panelist Valeras, Martin D. Jr., panelist Pacer, Wenifredo L., panelist text abstract or summary ph 2022 monographic eng

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77 leaves The goal of the study was to create a working automatic piggery: an innovative equipment that may be employed in the home, community, business, and other commercial or industrial settings. The device was designed to help hog raisers lessen their work in piggery. Internet of Things Automated Piggery were designed to automatically feed and clean the hogs even when the owner is away or not from home. It can be used for at least five or more pens with one pig per pen. In the sake of testing and building of the device, the researchers used one pen with one pig per pen due to lack of budget on developing the device. Internet of Things Automated Piggery is designed for easy operation in feed distribution and automatic cleaning and showering the pigs using Esp8266 serve as the microcontroller of the device and cell phone as a controller of the components of the device such as motors through the use of Blynk Application. The loT systems used Arduino UNO R3 and loRa to tincrease the effectiveness of the device. The researchers used also Camera V380 serve as the eye or monitor to the hogs. Mark Daniel I. Ibarlin [and 5 others]. Undergraduate Theses (BSEE) - Electrical Engineering. Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges, 2022. Includes bibliographical references. CSPC 240308 20240308110144.0 eng