ISSN : 2583-2646

Iot Based Milk Monitoring System for the Detection of Milk Adulteration

ESP Journal of Engineering & Technology Advancements
© 2022 by ESP JETA
Volume 2  Issue 2
Year of Publication : 2022
Authors : Dr. P. Ganesh Kumar, A.Alagammai, B.S.Madhumitha, B.Ishwariya
: 10.56472/25832646/ESP-V2I2P102

Citation:

Dr. P. Ganesh Kumar, A.Alagammai, B.S.Madhumitha, B.Ishwariya, 2022. "Iot Based Milk Monitoring System for the Detection of Milk Adulteration" ESP Journal of Engineering & Technology Advancements  2(2): 6-9.

Abstract:

Adulteration is an intense issue that poses dangerous health problems to numerous in India. In every items there is degradation. Starting from the everyday food, it progresses toward the life saving prescriptions. The reprobates have not saved even infants milk things. The milk that is adulterated is harmful because it is toxic and it can affect the development and proper growth of human being. For perceiving the risky pieces of milk and consumables, the abstract spectroscopic technique is a prevalent decision. Every one of the known spectroscopic strategies for perceiving milk defilements are research center based and need expensive stuff. This lab based identification consumes quite a while and is expensive, which the regular individual will in all likelihood not be able to pay. To resolve this issue, the milk monitoring identification/checking framework utilizes sensors like pH, conductivity/impedance, and CO2 to anticipate bacterial development and milk weakening. In the real-time detection of milk adulterants, this proposed system implemented using Arduino UNO programmed with neural network classifier (Back Propagation Neural Network) for low cost and accurate milk adulteration testing.

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Keywords:

Back Propagation Neural Network, Iot, Milk Adulteration.