IoT-Based Cassava Slicing Machine Using ESP32 with Smartphone Monitoring
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Keywords
Internet of Things, ESP32, cassava slicing machine, smartphone monitoring, automation technology
Abstract
The rapid advancement of Internet of Things (IoT) technology continues to open new opportunities in the development of automation and monitoring systems, particularly for household applications and small-scale industries. This study presents the design and implementation of an IoT-based cassava slicing machine equipped with smartphone monitoring, where the ESP32 microcontroller serves as the main control unit. The proposed system enables real-time operation and supervision of the machine through a Wi-Fi–connected mobile application. Its key features include remote power control, adjustable slicing motor speed, and direct monitoring of machine status. Experimental results demonstrate that integrating ESP32 with IoT ensures fast, stable, and reliable performance in responding to user commands. Moreover, the monitoring capability enhances energy efficiency and supports operator safety during the slicing process. Therefore, the IoT-enabled cassava slicing machine with smartphone monitoring is highly promising for adoption in small and medium enterprises (SMEs) as part of the transition toward smart and integrated automation technologies.
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