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Presented By
Ashwini R Kumbar

Dept of DC, MS R.I.T, Bangalore

Contents
 INTRODUCTION
 LITRATURE SERVEY
 PROBLEM STATEMENT
 OBJECTIVES
 METHODOLOGY
 EXPECTED RESULTS
 CONCLUSION
 REFERENCE
Introduction
• Internet of Things(IOT) is an organization of set of
network connections and network system.
• The art of culturing silkworm for the production of silk is
termed as sericulture.
• The lifecycle of silkworm consists of 4 stages.

Fig.1. The lifecycle of the silkworm

Introduction continued…
 The moistness and temperature take part a critical position
in the progression of silk worm.
 The proposed framework includes IOT empowered with
WPAN system.
 The framework includes Arduino UNO, GSM Module and
DHT11 sensor to monitor growth of silkworm and get the
alert message using GSM module.
 Color Image processing is used to predict the normal and
abnormal state of the silkworm.
Literature survey
[1]DivyaDarshini.B,Adarsh.B,Shivayogappa.H.J,Navya. K.N“Automated Smart Sericulture
System based on 6LoWPAN and Image Processing Technique” 2016 International Conference
on Computer Communication and Informatics (ICCCI -2016), Jan. 07 – 09, 2016, Coimbatore.
Description: DivyaDarshini.B et al developed an elegant Sericulture model in view of IPv6 over
Low Power Wireless Personal Area Network (6LoWPAN) and Image Processing Technique in
a way to deal with an ongoing sericulture checking and sanitization activating framework with
a consideration of picture handling innovation to distinguish the phases of sericulture process.
[2]V.K.Rahmathulla, “Management of Climatic Factors for Successful Silkworm (Bombyxmori)
Crop and Higher Silk Production : A Review”, Hindawi Publishing Corporation Psyche,
Volume 2012, Article ID 121234, 12 pages doi:10.1155/2012/121234.
Description: V.K.Rahmathulla experimented that the cyclic variations in the environmental
mechanisms significantly influence the genotypic articulation as phenotypic yield of silkworm
harvest that includes shell weight, cocoon mass and shell proportion.
[3]Mubashar Hussain, Shakil Ahmad Khan, Muhammad Naeem and M. Farooq Nasir, “Effect of
Rearing Temperature and Humidity on Fecundity and Fertility of Silkworm, Bombyxmori L.
(Lepidoptera: Bombycidae)” Pakistan J. Zool., vol. 43(5), pp. 979- 985, 2011.
Description: Shakil Ahmad Khan Studied the warmth prerequisite for silkworm larval phase of
27 days to make sure the most favorable ecological conditions in the nurturing room in April
and May. Firstly, when silkworm nurturing started on April 20, it was resolved that the
nurturing room should be maintained warm during the larval period.
Literature survey Continued….
[4] Konstantinos N. Plataniotis, DimitriosAndroutsos, Sri Vinayagamoorthy, and Anastasios N.
Venetsanopoulos, “Color Image Processing Using Adaptive Multichannel Filters”, IEEE
Transactions on Image Processing, VOL. 6, NO. 7, July 1997.
Description:Konstantinos N worked on adaptive filters for color image processing which
constitutes a prevailing framework for processing multichannel signals and dealt with the
problem of color image filtering.
[5] Ms.Sunita, Jyoti Malik and Suman Mor, “Comprehensive Study of Applications Sensor
Network”, International Journal of Advanced Computer Science Research and Software
Engineering, Vol 2, Issue 11, Nov 2012.
Description: Sunita et al build up a general auxiliary plan that deals with the necessities of remote
sensor hub.
Problem Statement
 Proper maintenance of moistness and temperature which
take part a critical position in the progression of solid
silkworm in each stages.
 Continuous growth monitoring of silkworm using camera.
Objectives
 Continuous growth monitoring of Silk worm in each stage
of its lifecycle using camera.
 DHT11 sensor is used to check the temperature and
humidity of silk worm rearing area.
 Image processing techniques are used to predict normal
and abnormal growth of silkworm.
Methodology
It includes two process
1.Sericulture system monitoring
2.Image processing of Sericulture
Sericulture system monitoring

Fig.2.System design of the proposed system

Image Processing
 The raw data(captured image) gathered through the serial
camera.
 The raw data is subjected to processing.
There are 3 stages of processing:
1.Pre processing.
2.Enhancement and display.
3.Information extraction.
Hardware and software requirements
Hardware requirements:
1. Arduino UNO
2.DHT11 sensor
3.GSM Sim900A

Software requirements:
1.Arduino IDE
2.Image processing
 Expected Result
The SMS received through GSM module about the critical temperature
condition

Fig. 4. The real time temperature sensor value

Expected Result
Table 1. Temperature and moistness records for proper
development of the silkworm.

Stages Temperature Moistness

In deg Celsius
Egg 24 to 26 75% to 80%
Larvae 22 to 28 85%
Cocoon 24 70%
Adult Moth 25 80%
Expected Result
Image processing(RGB to HSV)

Fig.6. image processing

Expected Result

Fig.6.Transformation of image
Expected Result

Fig..image color detection

Conclusion
• The model will work continuously to monitor the
framework and effectively send the messages by
screening the parameters.
• Image processing is done in order to identify the
continuous condition in total sericulture process.
Reference
[1]DivyaDarshini.B,Adarsh.B,Shivayogappa.H.J,Navya.
K.N“Automated Smart Sericulture System based on 6LoWPAN and
Image Processing Technique” 2016 International Conference on
Computer Communication and Informatics (ICCCI -2016), Jan. 07 –
09, 2016, Coimbatore.
[2]Ms.Sunita, Jyoti Malik and Suman Mor, “Comprehensive Study of
Applications Sensor Network”, International Journal of Advanced
Computer Science Research and Software Engineering, Vol 2, Issue
11, Nov 2012.
[3] Mubashar Hussain, Shakil Ahmad Khan, Muhammad Naeem and
M. Farooq Nasir, “Effect of Rearing Temperature and Humidity on
Fecundity and Fertility of Silkworm, Bombyxmori L. (Lepidoptera:
Bombycidae)” Pakistan J. Zool., vol. 43(5), pp. 979- 985, 2011.
Reference continued…..
[4] Jonathan Isaac Chanin and Andrew R. Halloran, "Wireless
Sensor Network for Monitoring Applications", a major qualifying
project report submitted to the University of Worcester Polytechnic
Institute.
[5] Guobao Xu, Weiming Shen and Xianbin Wang, “Applications of
Wireless Sensor Networks in Marine Environment Monitoring: A
Survey”, ISSN 1424-8220, 2014.
[6] V.K.Rahmathulla, “Management of Climatic Factors for Successful
Silkworm (Bombyxmori) Crop and Higher Silk Production : A
Review”, Hindawi Publishing Corporation Psyche, Volume 2012,
Article ID 121234, 12 pages doi:10.1155/2012/121234.
Thank you.