A reinforcement learning based approach for optimised oxygen generation deployed in high pollution zones using smart grid and IoT integration
摘要
An AI-powered algae bioreactor scheme that links IoT sensing, reinforcement learning control, and geospatial optimization for a smart conservation regulator is exhibited in this study. Real-time optimization of microalgae growth and oxygen production is made feasible by the proposed Q-learning framework, which adaptively controls CO2 concentrations, light, pH, and temperature. Integrated design and a grid-built spatial placement model enhance deployment elasticity and environmental impact even additional. The adaptive RL-based system outperforms traditional control methods in terms of efficiency, oxygen output, and energy spending, according to experimental estimation. The model uses a hybrid edge-cloud interaction structure for collaborative predictive conservation, remote monitoring, and scalable strategy. All machines considered, this work presents a unified AI–IoT–biotechnology solution that promotes natural urban air quality development and suggests a workable direction for intelligent and climate-resilient city infrastructure.