Artificial Intelligence in Agriculture

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Abstract

The application of AI in agriculture has been widely considered as one of the most viable solutions to address food inadequacy and to adapt to the need of a growing population. This review provides an overview of AI's application in agronomic areas and progress in research labs. The review first presents two fields that AI can potentially play an important role in, which are soil management and weed management, and then Internet of Things (IoT) a technology that shows great potential in future usage is mentioned. Three challenges that need to be addressed in order for AI-based technology to be popularized in markets are uneven distribution of mechanization, the ability of algorithms to process large sets of data accurately and quickly, and the security and privacy of data, as well as the devices. Agricultural robots targeted at diverse aspects in agricultural industry have been developed and improved greatly in the past years, and although pointing out the hardship of applying machines and algorithms tested in experimental environment to real environments, the review highlights an already prosperous development and a promising prospect of application.

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Zha, J. (2020). Artificial Intelligence in Agriculture. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1693). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1693/1/012058

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