Deployment of An Intelligent Animal Monitoring System Using IOT and WSN

The proposed system successfully demonstrates the use of IoT and Wireless Sensor Networks for efficient animal monitoring. It integrates multiple sensors to track health, environment, and location in real time. The system reduces manual effort and improves accuracy in monitoring. Continuous data collection helps in early detection of issues. This ensures better safety and management of animals. The use of Node-MCU ESP8266 and cloud platforms enables seamless communication and remote access to data. Users can monitor animals from anywhere using mobile or web applications. The alert system provides timely notifications for abnormal conditions. This improves response time and prevents serious problems. Overall, the system enhances decision-making capabilities. The system is designed to be cost-effective, scalable, and energy-efficient for real-world applications. It can be used in farms, wildlife monitoring, and research environments. Despite some limitations like network dependency and sensor maintenance, the system performs reliably. Future improvements can overcome these challenges. This makes the system more robust and adaptable.  In conclusion, the Intelligent Animal Monitoring System offers a smart and modern solution for animal care. It combines technology and automation to improve monitoring efficiency. The system supports sustainable and advanced animal management practices. It has the potential to transform traditional monitoring methods. Thus, it is a valuable contribution to the field of IoTbased solutions. 

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