IoT Assisted Fisherman Aid to Detect Borders and Alert System by using Intelligent GPS Technology

The safety of fisherman will be improved with the use of technology such as the Global Positioning System (GPS) and Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN), which will be employed in this project. The GPS may be used to track exactly where the boat is at any given time. In the event that the fisherman ventures outside of the permitted region, the alarm will sound. The user or owner of the vessel is able to monitor the location of the vessel in reference to known dimensions (latitude and longitude) by making use of the vessel's own electrical equipment and software that has been specifically created for this purpose. If a person has a GPS receiver, they will be able to pinpoint their exact location on a digital map. The relay circuit on the boat will give it the ability to turn around. Technology based on wireless sensor networks might be used to transmit communication between the fisherman and the Internet of Things device. The fishermen are alerted when they get close to the first two borders by a loudspeaker (which acts as a siren) and an indicator that has an LCD. In the event that the warning system is unsuccessful, there is a backup option. The boat's engine will automatically turn off when it gets closer to the third border as it travels. Now, both the government of India and the government of Sri Lanka would have access to identical data on the fishermen.