AU2021100096A4 - Ai-based crop recommendation system for smart farming towards agriculture 5.0 - Google Patents

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AU2021100096A4
AU2021100096A4 AU2021100096A AU2021100096A AU2021100096A4 AU 2021100096 A4 AU2021100096 A4 AU 2021100096A4 AU 2021100096 A AU2021100096 A AU 2021100096A AU 2021100096 A AU2021100096 A AU 2021100096A AU 2021100096 A4 AU2021100096 A4 AU 2021100096A4
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Abhay Bindle
Muthukumar G.G
Bikram Jit Singh
Neeraj Kumar
Vikas Mital
Madhanakkumar N
Muthukumar R
K. Rajeshwar Rao
Shini Renjith
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Jit Singh Bikram Dr
Kumar Neeraj Dr
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R Muthukumar Dr
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Bindle Abhay Mr
G G Muthukumar Mr
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AI-BASED CROP RECOMMENDATION SYSTEM FOR SMART FARMING TOWARDS AGRICULTURE 5.0 ABSTRACT: According to a report of the Food and Agriculture Organization, the world population is projected to increase another two billion by 2050, while the arable region is expected to only grow by 5%. To increase productivity in agriculture, clever and effective agricultural techniques are therefore required. The determination of land adequacy for agriculture is a basic instrument for the growth of agriculture. Agriculture is using many emerging technologies and inventions as an approach to the gathering and distribution of agricultural knowledge. The rapid growth of wireless sensor networks has led to the creation of Internet of Things (IoT) of low cost and compact sensor devices, which are a feasible method for automating and making decisions in agriculture. This study proposes an expert framework for the evaluation of agricultural land suitability, by combining sensor networks with artificial intelligence systems such as neural networks and multi-component perceptron. This innovation would help farmers determine the farmland for agriculture according to four classes of judgment, i.e. more acceptable, suitable, reasonably appropriate and unsuitable. This measurement is based on the data from the different sensor instruments used for machine training. The results achieved by MLP with four hidden layers are seen in contrast to the other current model, to be successful for the multiclass classification system. This learned model is used to evaluate potential evaluations and to identify the land after each harvest. IIPage Al-BASED CROP RECOMMENDATION SYSTEM FOR SMART FARMING TOWARDS AGRICULTURE 5.0 Diagram: Sensors Software AJ data set Impie ents Figure 1: Flow network for Al based crop management system

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Al-BASED CROP RECOMMENDATION SYSTEM FOR SMART FARMING TOWARDS AGRICULTURE 5.0
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Figure 1: Flow network for Al based crop management system
AI-BASED CROP RECOMMENDATION SYSTEM FOR SMART FARMING TOWARDS AGRICULTURE 5.0
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Field Of Inventions: The innovation encompasses crop diseases in an intelligent technology area and in
particular a kind of artificial intelligence for agriculture, which includes an
observational process, a smart system and a computer-readable media.
Background of the invention:
Agricultural diseases and pests are a significant factor in reducing agricultural
output and profits. Moreover, because of diseases and pests of crops, they are of
more significance characteristics and scope of their incidence and intensity also
affect national economies, especially agricultural production into high losses.
Agricultural disease arises in time and follows a Preventive Approach in order to
reduce large-scale underproduction and economic failure in agriculture. Prior art
refers primarily to the identification of artificial disease.
This crop disease Detection approach is undesirable for the detection of diseases in
the early stages of plant disease, and is intended for the prophylactic therapy
II P a g e measures. Profit Manual intelligence detects the automated identification of crop conditions, effectively addresses the issue.
In Agriculture 5.0, farms adhere with the ideals of precision farming and use
machinery requiring unmanned operations and self-support for decisions.
Agriculture 5.0 thus requires the use of robotics and some kinds of AI. Tradition
has allowed farms to harvest crops and keep farms active, mostly seasonally.
However, culture has changed from a farm society with vast numbers of farm
employees to people who live in cities now; as a consequence, farmers face the
problem of a lack of manpower. Agricultural robots integrating Al features are a
response to this lack of staff.
Agricultural robots increase the number of human workers and can harvest crops in
higher amount, more rapidly than human agricultural workers, as per a
CN107392091A. While robots are not as good as people in certain instances,
agriculture develops robotic systems to support farmers with repetitive tasks to
drive agricultural systems into the modem paradigm of farming 5.0.
According to 20180262571 in some countries, the development of robotics in
agriculture greatly improved production and the cost of running agriculture has
been reduced. as already mentioned, agricultural robotic applications are growing
21 P a g e exponentially, which offers smart agricultural solutions to cope with labor shortages and a long-term decline in profitability; however, there are major restrictions like most inventions In today's early stages to deal with.
For most farmers, especially those on small farms, these technologies are still too
costly because economic scales make small individual farms less productive.
However, the cost of innovations is decreasing over time, and agricultural robots
will certainly be seen as an option to increase productivity in the future.
The concept of agricultural robotics was introduced to overcome these problems
and satisfy the rising demand for high yields. Robotic innovations are giving a
boost to the global agriculture and crop production market, as according to the
Verified Market Intelligence report, agricultural robots will be capable of
completing field tasks with greater efficiency as compared to the farmers.
Advanced equipment for sensing Farming will help solve the challenge; it provides
accurate soil details, crop status, and environmental requirements for precise use of
phytosanitary goods reduced herbicide uses, better water use and increased crop
production and productivity and quality.
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Objective of the Inventions:
• Obtain neural network model by deep learning system to the neutral net
Model is trained, and obtains the disease recognition network for different
crops.
• According to the disease recognition network of the crop specie selection
perform detection to be detected
• Obtains plant disease prevention result
Summary of the Invention:
The present innovation idea reveals that consistent farm awareness
contributes to outstanding decision-making. Agricultural management systems can
handle farm data to orchestrate performance addressing for each farm custom
solutions. This assistance in digital technologies for farmers combines powers with
artificial intelligence and robotics in order to introduce an urgent agricultural 5.0
concept.
Deep training must be provided to the users most of the advantages of
agriculture 5.0, ideally young farmers interested in learning and applying modern
technology to farming as well as the provision of future generational renewals. It
appears to be the right time for a modern, sustainable farm, capable of
demonstrating the full power of data-based management to meet the food
41Page production challenges of the 21st Century. Development to farming 5.0 for the next decade is on the agenda of most important farm equipment manufacturers and therefore the manufacturers of road equipment will play a key role if farm robots become the next, smarter generation of the crop.
Detailed Description of the Invention:
Raw measurements of key crop parameters should be processed effectively
so that numbers or images become valuable information unambiguously. Field
based crop management Precision agriculture has already evolved when it came to
light 30 years ago, but certainly the current digital information era has been
transformed.
Except in those areas traditionally the technology has not yet come, field
control is a visual production inspection plants to obtain a diagnosis by farmers and
to take steps to treat farmers to their crops.
This approach draws on knowledge in the field and the details that farmers
understand. The related farmers should also follow the cooperative's advice
Engineers or technicians working in the business of which they belong. In
farms where sophisticated technologies are available Field scheduling has been
applied, based on the operating process shown in Figure 1.
The platform refers to the physical means with which information is acquired,
being the sensors the specific elements through which objective data are obtained.
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Data includes the information directly retrieved from the parameters measured
from the crop, soil, or ambient. Retrieving the data from the sensors can be done in
multiple ways, from inserting a pen drive in a USB port to get the files to retrieving
data from software applications synchronized to the Internet.
The nexus between the data and the decision stage involves filtering routines
and Al algorithms for getting only the right data and helping the grower make
correct decisions. Finally, actuation refers to the physical execution of an action
commanded by the decision system, and is typically carried out by advanced
equipment that can receive orders from a computerized control unit. As each action
takes place over the crop, the cycle starts and closes at crop level; the response of
the crop is then registered by specialized sensors and the loop continues
systematically until harvesting times ,which marks the end of the crop life cycle.
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Claims (5)

  1. A-BASED CROP RECOMMENDATION SYSTEM FOR SMART FARMING TOWARDS AGRICULTURE 5.0
    CLAIMS:
    .. An artificial intelligence type of agriculture renders object detection process,
    defined by:
    Get picture trends and create a database of body diseases;
    Get neural model network;
    The model neural network is conditioned by a profound learning system and is
    equipped with the disease recognition network for a variety of crops;
    Get the screenshot of the crop chart to be found;;
    Get the species of crops for detection;
    Detection shall be done in conjunction with the disease identification network of
    the crop species selection;
  2. 2. The Claim 1 computer in which one or more processors are located:
    IIPage identifying a multiplication of products based on data from the image, each product, the plurality of commodities, the quantity of pixels associated with the data from the imagery, the sum of pixels reaching the threshold and
    When one or more processors are to: determine the true value of the product
    quantity by means of the plurality of commodities.
  3. 3. The processing of pyramids decomposition, the area sub-graph of the crop map
    image to be detected is also identified as a processing method as stated in claim 2.
    This is a method which involves carrying out the image to the crop map image to
    be detected.
  4. 4. The device of claim 1, where the one or more processors are further to: cause an
    unmanned robotic vehicle to perform the action in association with the emergence
    area.
  5. 5. The method of claim 4, further comprising:
    Causing a farming device to replant the emergence area based on the emergence
    value.
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    AI-BASED CROP RECOMMENDATION SYSTEM FOR SMART FARMING TOWARDS AGRICULTURE 5.0
    Diagram: 2021100096
    Figure 1: Flow network for AI based crop management system
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