Category: IoT in agriculture survey on technology and future scope

There are several challenges with use of IoT in agriculture:

The technology plays a vital role in agriculture. IoT-​based agriculture is shown in Figure 7.4, having different layers from physical layer to user-​experience layer. This system performs acquisition of data, statistical analysis, storage and then decision-​making on available data. Developments in sensor technology and other electronic devices reduced the costs and have added manifold advantages to…

The role of IoT in agriculture as discussed in several literature reviews is as follows: Agriculturists take advantage of software and hardware resources and large amounts of data in rural, semi-​rural and urban zones. Decision based on real-​time data are useful in minimizing costs and several inputs and can gauge the qualitative production of food.…

The term “Internet of Things” comprises the technology developed in 1999. After that IoT produced a lot of interest in various fields. It is expected that the number of things which are connected to IoT will grow from 20 billion in 2015 to an estimated 200 billion by 2020. In real life, things are connected…

This section elaborates the role of IoT in agriculture and the efforts of related research and its application of IoT technologies. The critical survey is used to guide the use of such new ideas in urban agriculture and in precision agriculture.

Due to the new state of shrinking water levels, rivers and tanks are drying up and there is an urgent requirement of proper utilization of water. Crops can be supervised by placing proper sensors at right locations. The critical investigation survey in the area of agricultural shows that the income from agriculture is decreasing day…

The internet of things (IoT) has plentiful applications in different fields. The initiative of IoT has shown a novel track of advanced research in agricultural dominion which is capable of offering many solutions toward the modernization of agriculture. Data are captured by mobile devices and sensors; for broadcasting data radio frequency (RF) technologies are used.…