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Computational Intelligence Router of Machine and Artificial Intelligence Learning for the Expansion of Agriculture's Manufacturing Sector

Raman R.; Alanya-Beltran J.; Akram S.V.; Shah H.; Sanjay P.C.; Ponnusamy R. · 2023 3rd International Conference on Advance Computing and Innovative Technologies in Engineering, ICACITE 2023 (2023) · DOI: 10.1109/icacite57410.2023.10182605

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The economic sector includes agriculture as a major player. Around the world, the primary issue and hot topic is agriculture automation. As a result of the population boom, there is a huge increase in the need for both jobs and food. Farmers employed traditional techniques, which included insufficient to meet these needs. This led to the introduction of new automated techniques. These innovative techniques supplied the world's food needs while giving billions of people access to jobs. An agricultural revolution has been sparked by artificial intelligence. With the use of this technology, crop yields are now more resistant to many conditions like population increase, climate change, job troubles, and food security concerns. The primary goal of this study is to evaluate the numerous ways artificial intelligence is being used in agriculture, including the use of sensors and other tools built into drones and robots for weeding, spraying, and irrigation. The excessive use of pesticides, herbicides, water, and other resources is reduced by these technologies, and the soil fertility is maintained. They also aid in the effective use of labor, which raises productivity and quality. In order to provide a concise summary of the current state of agricultural automation, including the use of drones and robots for weeding, this study analyses the research of several researchers. Along with two automated weeding strategies, the various ways of soil water sensing are described. This study discusses the use of drones as well as the numerous spraying and crop monitoring techniques that may be utilized with them.

Instituciones: Universidad Tecnológica del Perú