Development of an Automated Reptile Living Environment
2020
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Proper husbandry for reptiles can be difficult to maintain for many hobbyists due to unique needs for each animal and the environments are not like the average human home. This project automates the lighting, temperature and humidity of a reptile’s enclosure. A heat mat is attached to the back of the tank to create ambient temperature. The heat mat will be controlled by feedback from the temperature sensor, the misting system will be controlled by feedback from the humidity sensor. The lux sensor would monitor ambient light in the room and turn on a light if the room is too dark and within the set daytime hours. By using sensors and a Raspberry Pi this will allow the animal to have its environmental needs met without the keeper doing daily maintenance. The design would allow the user to change parameters since many animals require specific temperatures and humidity. This project is a proof of concept for a product that can be marketed to hobbyists and do it yourselfers in the herpetological community.
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