Development of Internet of Things Technology on Monitoring the Process of Poultry Feed and Supplement Management in Indonesia

This journal discusses how Internet of Things (IoT) technology has overseen the management of poultry feed and supplements in Indonesia. By looking at the new findings proposed by the author, as well as the completeness of the explanation and analysis provided, this study aims to determine the level of scientific contribution of the paper. The authors of this study suggest using an Internet of Things (IoT) system to enable farmers to monitor feed and supplement conditions remotely. Using an average ping data of 64.8 milliseconds to the Blynk cloud server, notifications about the availability of feed and supplements are sent to farmers. In addition, the machine is automatically activated according to the feeding schedule at 08.00 and 16.00 and supplementation at 19.00. The controller technology uses the HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor to measure the surface height of feed and supplements. These sensors have very high correlation coefficients (r), which are 0.998 and 0.99, respectively. The research results show that this paper makes a scientific contribution by proposing and implementing an Internet of Things system that can help farmers monitor and manage the process of providing poultry supplements and feed. The new findings that combine controller technology with ultrasonic sensors to detect feed and supplement surfaces with high detection rates demonstrate good research quality. Overall, this paper makes a significant research contribution to the advancement of Internet of Things technology in the field of poultry farming, particularly in terms of automatic control and management of feed and supplements.