A Smart Bioreactor-based Production and Distribution System for Spirulina Algae in Developed Countries

Abstract

Spirulina is a beneficial algae for delivering food security, preventing poverty, and managing malnutrition. Given the scientific data, it is possible to get all of the essential amino acids and proteins for the human diet from sources other than animal flesh, and spirulina has emerged as a plausible substitute. The coordinated, intelligent production and distribution system for spirulina algae proposed in this research may be used in developed countries. From a technological standpoint, a photobioreactor is suggested and utilized to produce algae in an appropriate environment. A dynamic mechanism for distributing spirulina is also envisaged. The last step is the offering of a management system based on transformative involvement.