1: Data collection:
Factors such as production variables, humidity, temperature, luminosity, and silkworm growth behavior are considered.
Agriculture – Sericulture
Although the silk industry in Colombia is in its early stages (According to the Colombian Silk Association, in 2019 the country had over 200,000 people dependent on this market), it has the potential to grow significantly in the future. The country has several advantages, including favorable climate, skilled workforce, and a growing demand for silk products due to their unique shine and texture.
One of their goals is to be highly competitive, leveraging the benefits of technology for better outcomes.
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Challenges
What did the Government of Colombia need to address?
To enhance competitiveness in international markets, the government aimed to adopt advanced technologies, increase efficiency, and reduce production costs.
Solutions
Scope of TBBC’s presented solution:
Factors such as production variables, humidity, temperature, luminosity, and silkworm growth behavior are considered.
Collected data is analyzed to predict the optimal feeding time for silkworms based on environmental and behavioral factors.
Sericulturists are promptly notified with early alerts, allowing them to adjust conditions appropriately and maintain an optimal state.
Automation of the business process (silkworm management and care) using IoT and data analysis resulted in: