Pisciculture 4.0
Case Study · Industrial IoT
Remote monitoring of pumps and oxygenation with proprietary sensors + web dashboard. What once required a technician touring ponds every hour is now viewed on a screen.
The client operated 14 ponds with oxygenation pumps that relied on manual hourly checks. A 30-minute failure in a pump meant biomass loss: oxygen drops rapidly and the fish do not survive. Furthermore, energy costs were blind — pumps operated at a constant power regardless of the time of day or actual demand.
We designed an end-to-end monitoring system:
Below are the facilities and custom-designed oxygenation sensors to operate continuously in the fish farming ponds:
Energy savings
Through pump modulation based on actual demand, rather than constant operation.
Losses due to undetected failures
Automatic SMS alerts in less than 30 seconds upon detecting anomalies.
Operational visibility
Access to the dashboard from any device, without being physically at the plant.
"We went from checking pumps with a flashlight at 3 AM to receiving an alert on our mobile phone if anything moves. The plant runs itself."
