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Animal Detection and Alert System

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April 2026

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Dr. Ravindra Bakale

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Zeal College of Engineering and Research, Pune

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Yash Jagtap

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Zeal College of Engineering and Research, Pune

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Aditya Ambadkar

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Zeal College of Engineering and Research, Pune

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Pratik Lande

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Abstract

Wild animals (e.g. elephants, tigers, boars) can cause severe crop damage and endanger farm communities. This paper presents a smart Animal Detection and Alert System for farms. A PIR motion sensor and a servo-mounted ESP32-CAM monitor the field; when triggered, the camera captures an image and a pre-trained TensorFlow Lite neural network (trained using Edge Impulse) classifies the animal on-device. If a harmful species is detected, the system immediately issues alerts and deterrents. Alerts go out to the farmer’s phone via sms and via a LoRa radio link to a local receiver, ensuring notification even in low-network areas. Simultaneously, a relay-controlled floodlight and a DF Player-controlled speaker emit light and sound to repel the animal. Prototype implementation details (circuit, code modules) are provided. In experiments, the system achieved about 92% overall detection accuracy (see confusion matrix below) and real-time performance on the resource-constrained ESP32. The solution combines edge AI with dual-communication IoT to enhance farm security against wildlife, and is validated against related benchmarks. Future work includes power optimization and improved models.

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Wildlife detection IoT LoRa communication Smart agriculture.

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Dr. Ravindra Bakale, Yash Jagtap, Aditya Ambadkar, Pratik Lande, "Animal Detection and Alert System," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 4, pp. 1-5, April 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM60751

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  This paper presented a farm-deployable animal intrusion system that brings together PIR motion sensing, servo-assisted wide-angle camera coverage, on-device CNN classification, active deterrence, and a resilient dual-channel alert architecture into a single low-cost prototype. The design is shaped specifically by the realities of rural Indian farming: limited budgets, unreliable connectivity, and the practical impossibility of continuous human supervision. Prototype results are encouraging. Overall classification accuracy exceeded 90% for the target species under normal field conditions, and the dual-channel alert pipeline Blynk over Wi-Fi with LoRa as fallback delivered consistent notifications at the distances tested. Active deterrence through light and audio produced reliable retreat behaviour without requiring any intervention from the farmer. Three directions for future development follow directly from observed limitations. First, night-time accuracy degraded to around 78% in very low-light conditions; integrating a low-cost thermal or near-infrared camera module would address this without requiring the floodlight to trigger first. Second, the current model covers five target species; expanding training data to include spotted deer, nilgai, and other regionally prevalent species would widen applicability across more farm contexts. Third, the system currently draws from a 12V DC supply; a solar-charged battery unit with sleep-mode power management would make the design self-sustaining for off-grid deployment a necessary step before large-scale field adoption can be considered.

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1.         Delwar, T.S., Mukhopadhyay, S., Kumar, A., Singh, M., Lee, Y., Ryu, J.Y., Hosen, A.S.M.S.: Real-Time Farm Surveillance Using IoT and YOLOv8 for Animal Intrusion Detection. Future Internet 17(2), 70 (2025). 2.        Goyal, N., Sandhu, N.K.: Animal Intrusion Detection and Alert System for Crop Protection. International Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications in Engineering, 12(10s), 145–151 (2024). 3.        Balakrishna, K., et al.: An IoT-based application with ML integration for animal intrusion detection using R-CNN. IEEE International Conference on Computer Communication and Informatics (ICCCI), Coimbatore (2023). 4.        Alui, et al.: The Prototype of Animal Intrusion Detection and Monitoring Using PIR Sensor and Blynk IoT Platform. Evolution in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, 4(2), 707–715 (2023). 5.        R. R. and Surekha, P.: A Cohesive Farm Monitoring and Wild Animal Warning Prototype System using IoT and Machine Learning. IEEE ICSTCEE, Bengaluru (2020). 6.        Yadav, S., Sharma, N., Yadav, P., et al.: Machine Learning-based Wildlife Intrusion Detector using Raspberry Pi, GSM and CNN. IJSRET, 11(6) (2025). 7.        Zhang, X., et al.: Wildlife Intrusion Detection System using IoT Sensors Integrated with Machine Learning Models for Real-time Classification. IEEE Transactions on Smart Farming (2022). 8.        Chitra, K., et al.: Animals Detection System in the Farm Area Using IoT. IEEE ICCCI, Coimbatore, pp. 1–6 (2023). 9.        Surya, T., Selvi, C.S., Selvaperumal, S.: IoT-based Real-Time Image Processing for Animal Recognition and Classification using Deep Convolutional Neural Network. Microprocessors and Microsystems, 95, 104693 (2022). 10.    Bhanu, K.N., Jasmine, H.J., Mahadevaswamy, H.S.: Machine Learning Implementation in IoT-based Intelligent System for Agriculture. IEEE INCET, Belgaum (2020).

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