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Design and Fabrication of Fish Feeding Drone

Author: Muruganantham S, Dinesh S, Kathershaw M, Lokesh Kumar K, William Richard K

Published On: 2023-04-15

Abstract

Drones have revolutionized many industries. Drones have been used for military purposes for decades and are now integral to commercial enterprises, leading to disruption in industries such as construction and agriculture. Notably, they have become essential in achieving sustainable agriculture, and are tasked with crop spraying and mapping to reduce the overuse of pesticides and fertilizers. Therefore, from these uses of drones we prefer the drone for the application for feeding to the fish farm. The conventional methods of supplying feed to fish farm are ineffective. It is better to find new an automatic feeder using drone saving pellets from crushing and cohesion without hitting pellets during feeding at a predetermined interval of time and an accurate amount of food with a larger surface area covered by pellets. Developing-country fish farmers use manual feeding to be more cost-effective than with costly mechanized feeding, The dispensed feed operated by a motor located underneath the pellet hopper and the feed material was discharged into the fish farm through a gate in the bottom of the feeder. Furthermore, the feeder used very little electricity and saving time, cost, labor, energy, and pellets.

Keywords: Design, fabrication, fish feeding drone.

Keywords
Design fabrication fish feeding drone.
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6

Year

2023

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