Design and Control of Agricultural Robot for Tomato Plants Treatment and Harvesting

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Although Indonesia is one of the biggest agricultural country in the world, implementation of robotic technology, otomation and efficiency enhancement in agriculture process hasn't extensive yet. This research proposed a low cost agricultural robot architecture. The robot could help farmer to survey their farm area, treat the tomato plants and harvest the ripe tomatoes. Communication between farmer and robot was facilitated by wireless line using radio wave to reach wide area (120m radius). The radio wave was combinated with Bluetooth to simplify the communication between robot and farmer's Android smartphone. The robot was equipped with a camera, so the farmers could survey the farm situation through 7 inch monitor display real time. The farmers controlled the robot and arm movement through an user interface in Android smartphone. The user interface contains control icons that allow farmers to control the robot movement (formard, reverse, turn right and turn left) and cut the spotty leaves or harvest the ripe tomatoes.

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Sembiring, A., Budiman, A., & Lestari, Y. D. (2017). Design and Control of Agricultural Robot for Tomato Plants Treatment and Harvesting. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 930). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/930/1/012019

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