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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LATEST TECHNOLOGY IN ENGINEERING,
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ISSN 2278-2540 | DOI: 10.51583/IJLTEMAS | Volume XV, Issue IV, April 2026
completely on cloud platforms. This reduces latency and ensures faster response to abnormal conditions. It also
improves system reliability in areas with poor internet connectivity. Edge computing enhances real-time
decision- making capability enhanced.
Integration with Dairy Supply Chain
The system can be expanded to monitor milk quality across the entire dairy supply chain, including
transportation and storage. GPS and tracking systems can be added to ensure quality maintenance during transit.
This helps maintain consistency from farm to consumer. It improves transparency and traceability in dairy
operations.
Blockchain for Data Security and Traceability
The Blockchain technology can be integrated to ensure secure and tamper-proof storage of milk quality data.
Each stage of the dairy supply chain can be recorded as a block, improving transparency and traceability. This
helps in tracking the source of contamination more effectively. It also builds trust among consumers and
stakeholders by providing verified data. Overall, blockchain enhances data security and accountability in milk
quality monitoring systems.
CONCLUSION
The proposed IoT-based milk quality monitoring system provides an efficient and cost-effective solution for
real-time analysis of milk conditions. By utilizing pH and temperature sensors, the system enables continuous
monitoring and early detection of spoilage. The results demonstrate that the system is capable of providing
reliable performance with quick response and improved monitoring efficiency compared to traditional methods.
The integration of IoT technology allows remote access and real-time data visualization, enhancing usability in
dairy applications. However, the system currently relies on indirect parameters for detecting contamination.
Future enhancements
can focus on incorporating advanced biosensors for direct detection of antibiotic and pesticide residues, along
with AI-based analysis for improved accuracy. Overall, the system contributes to improving milk safety and
quality monitoring in a practical and scalable manner.
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