INTELLIGENT AGRICULTURAL PEST MANAGER DRONE IN PAKISTAN
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https://doi.org/10.34016/pjbt.2023.20.02.816Keywords:
Pesticide spray, drones, agricultural monitoring, weather monitoringAbstract
This paper’s primary goal is to develop an agriculture drone for spraying pesticides. We discuss an architecture based on unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in this study. Pesticides must be used in agriculture if the quality of large-scale output is to be maintained. It is crucial to increase agriculture's production and efficiency by employing cutting-edge technology to replace employees with intelligent equipment like robots. The research suggests a novel method to replace people in a number of agricultural tasks, including the identification of insect presence, the application of pesticides and fertilizers, etc. The created method entails building a prototype that makes use of basic, affordable equipment including a microprocessor, different motors, and terminal equipment to assist farmers in a variety of operations related to crop fields. Design and build an autonomous drone-based surveillance system capable of identifying injured crops and spraying pesticides in specified regions as needed. To combine an image processing and Artificial Intelligence based real time algorithm to determine crop health and evaluate the need for pesticides, as well as a weather monitoring system that can assist anticipate weather conditions
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