A systematic literature review on intelligent environments for freshwater shrimp farming

Quinde M.; Chapilliquen D.; Quevedo A.V.; Vegas S.; Muñoz A. · Journal of Reliable Intelligent Environments (2026) · DOI: 10.1007/s40860-026-00276-4

Resumen

Despite the recent increase in aquaculture production, information and communication technologies can significantly improve efficiency and help achieve better results. This systematic literature review studies previous research efforts on the application of intelligent environments to improve freshwater shrimp farming. The reviewed research works’ main contributions and opportunities for improvement are critically analysed to highlight the main benefits and existing gaps in using intelligent environment solutions for freshwater shrimp farming. The review highlights the importance of developing customised systems that address the specific characteristics of different freshwater shrimp farming processes, which are strongly influenced by the environmental context in which they occur, the species used for Pond grow-out, the users’ IT literacy, and other indicators that condition the technology to be used. This personalisation also affects the use of analytics techniques, which must adapt and perform with limited available data representing specific requirements of the process they support. The article proposes an architecture to guide the development of intelligent environments for freshwater shrimp farming, addressing the identified gaps and focusing on customising the behaviour of the system controlling the farming process. © The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2026.

Instituciones: Universidad de Piura