| dc.description.abstract | Egg incubators are very important for the hatching process because they provide an optimal environment for embryo development. However, unstable temperature and humidity can cause low penetration rates. With advances in technology, the Internet of Things (IoT) allows us to control and monitor incubator conditions in real-time, thereby increasing efficiency and hatching success. This project aims to develop a system to protect and control temperature and humidity in chicken egg incubators using the Telegram application and the ESP8266 module. This system is designed so that users can easily monitor and control incubator conditions remotely. The DHT11 sensor is used to measure temperature and humidity in the incubator, and the data obtained is sent to the ESP8266 module. The module then sends that data to the user via the Telegram app, enabling real-time notifications and commands to control the heating and humidifying devices in the incubator. Tests show that this system can provide accurate and real-time temperature and humidity data, and allows users to control devices quickly and effectively via Telegram. The use of IoT technology that integrates the ESP8266 and the Telegram application has proven effective in maintaining and controlling the temperature and humidity of the chicken egg incubator. This helps increase the efficiency and success of the hatching process by providing better control over the environmental conditions of the incubator. This solution offers a practical and affordable way for farmers to increase chicken egg hatching productivity. | en_US |
