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Arduino Food Spoilage Detection Presentation

The document presents an Arduino-based system designed to detect food spoilage using various sensors to monitor indicators such as gas levels, temperature, and pH. The system aims to enhance food safety and reduce waste by providing real-time feedback and alerts when spoilage is detected. Future enhancements may include IoT integration and advanced AI for improved spoilage prediction.

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Arduino Food Spoilage Detection Presentation

The document presents an Arduino-based system designed to detect food spoilage using various sensors to monitor indicators such as gas levels, temperature, and pH. The system aims to enhance food safety and reduce waste by providing real-time feedback and alerts when spoilage is detected. Future enhancements may include IoT integration and advanced AI for improved spoilage prediction.

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Arduino-Based Food Spoilage

Detection Using Sensors


Presented by: Akhya
Date: [Insert Date]
Introduction
• What is Food Spoilage?
• - Food spoilage refers to the deterioration of
food quality due to microbial growth, chemical
changes, or environmental factors.

• Need for Detection:


• - Prevent health hazards.
• - Reduce food waste and improve safety.
Objective
• - To design a system that detects food spoilage
using sensors and provides real-time
feedback.
• - Enhance food safety and quality control.
System Overview
• - Arduino-based microcontroller system.
• - Use of sensors to detect spoilage indicators
(e.g., gas, temperature, pH).
• - Real-time data processing and alerts.
Components Used
• Hardware:
• - Arduino Uno/Mega
• - Gas sensors (e.g., MQ4 or MQ3 for methane
detection)
• - pH sensor
• - Temperature and humidity sensor (e.g.,
DHT11/DHT22)
• - LCD display or LED indicators
• - Buzzer or alert system
Circuit Diagram
• The circuit diagram shows the connections of
Arduino with sensors and output devices.
[Insert Image Here]
Working Principle
• 1. Sensors collect data (e.g., gas levels,
temperature, pH).
• 2. Data is sent to Arduino for processing.
• 3. Predefined thresholds determine spoilage.
• 4. Alerts are triggered via buzzer/display if
spoilage is detected.
Flowchart
• Illustrate the working process in a flowchart
format. [Insert Diagram Here]
Experimental Setup
• Photos and details of the prototype setup and
testing environment. [Insert Images Here]
Results and Observations
• - Graphs or charts showing sensor readings
over time.
• - Mention accuracy and limitations observed
during tests.
Applications
• - Household food storage.
• - Food processing industries.
• - Supply chain and logistics.
Conclusion and Future Scope
• - Summary of the project.
• - Possible enhancements: IoT integration,
advanced AI for spoilage prediction.
References
• Cite any articles, research papers, or sources
you referred to.

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