Authors :
Dr. Ima Hussain
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 11 - November
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24NOV233
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Abstract :
This research is the response of the growing
demand for high- quality, sustainable bakery products,
an adaptive IoT and AI-enhanced quality assurance
framework tailored for bakery production. The proposed
system integrates real-time IoT sensors with adaptive
machine learning algorithms, enabling dynamic
adjustments to baking parameters based on
environmental variations and product specifications. This
self- learning system aims to ensure consistent product
quality while reducing production inefficiencies. To
address cybersecurity concerns associated with IoT
networks, the framework incorporates anomaly detection
algorithms and secure communication protocols,
enhancing resilience against cyber threats and
safeguarding operational integrity. The system also
prioritizes sustainability, utilizing energy-efficient IoT
devices and exploring energy harvesting from bakery
equipment to power sensors, thereby minimizing the
environmental footprint of the bakery's IoT
infrastructure.In addition, the framework features a
consumer feedback loop, enabling end-users to contribute
insights on product quality, which further refines the AI
algorithms in alignment with market preferences.
Through advanced data management, the system
minimizes waste and optimizes resource use, advancing
sustainable production. This research aims to create a
scalable, secure, and eco-conscious solution that
revolutionizes bakery production, setting a precedent for
IoT and AI applications in food manufacturing.
Keywords :
Adaptive Quality Assurance, IoT in Bakery Production, AI-Driven Quality Control, Sustainable Food Manufacturing, Cybersecurity in IoT Networks.
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This research is the response of the growing
demand for high- quality, sustainable bakery products,
an adaptive IoT and AI-enhanced quality assurance
framework tailored for bakery production. The proposed
system integrates real-time IoT sensors with adaptive
machine learning algorithms, enabling dynamic
adjustments to baking parameters based on
environmental variations and product specifications. This
self- learning system aims to ensure consistent product
quality while reducing production inefficiencies. To
address cybersecurity concerns associated with IoT
networks, the framework incorporates anomaly detection
algorithms and secure communication protocols,
enhancing resilience against cyber threats and
safeguarding operational integrity. The system also
prioritizes sustainability, utilizing energy-efficient IoT
devices and exploring energy harvesting from bakery
equipment to power sensors, thereby minimizing the
environmental footprint of the bakery's IoT
infrastructure.In addition, the framework features a
consumer feedback loop, enabling end-users to contribute
insights on product quality, which further refines the AI
algorithms in alignment with market preferences.
Through advanced data management, the system
minimizes waste and optimizes resource use, advancing
sustainable production. This research aims to create a
scalable, secure, and eco-conscious solution that
revolutionizes bakery production, setting a precedent for
IoT and AI applications in food manufacturing.
Keywords :
Adaptive Quality Assurance, IoT in Bakery Production, AI-Driven Quality Control, Sustainable Food Manufacturing, Cybersecurity in IoT Networks.