This community service program aimed to implement a Smart Integrated Farming system based on renewable energy in Kampung Gadog, West Java. The program addressed problems related to energy dependency, inefficient post-harvest processing, and low productivity in conventional farming and aquaculture systems. The implemented system integrated an off-grid Solar Power Plant (PLTS), Solar Dryer Dome (SDD), hydroponics, biofloc aquaculture, and Internet of Things (IoT)-based monitoring technology. The methods included field surveys, system design, installation, training, and system evaluation. The results showed that the PLTS reduced operational energy costs by more than 50%, while the Solar Dryer Dome accelerated drying efficiency by 30–50% with final moisture content below 18%. In addition, hydroponic productivity increased by 20% and fish farming productivity increased by 30%. The IoT monitoring system achieved monitoring accuracy above 90% and reduced production failure risk by 25%. Overall, the program successfully improved energy efficiency, agricultural productivity, and community capacity toward sustainable smart farming implementation.
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