Cost-Effective Cyber-Physical System Prototype for Precision Agriculture with a Focus on Crop Growth
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| author | Kumar, Pawan Kim, Hokeun |
| author_facet | Kumar, Pawan Kim, Hokeun |
| contents | In precision agriculture, integrating advanced technologies is crucial for optimizing plant growth and health monitoring. Cyber-physical system (CPS) platforms tailored to specific agricultural environments have emerged, but the diversity of these environments poses challenges in developing adaptive CPS platforms. This paper explores rapid prototyping methods to address these challenges, focusing on non-destructive techniques for estimating plant growth. We present a CPS prototype that combines sensors, microcontrollers, digital image processing, and predictive modeling to measure leaf area and biomass accumulation in hydroponic environments. Our results show that the prototype effectively monitors and predicts plant growth, highlighting the potential of rapid CPS prototyping in promoting sustainability and improving crop yields at a moderate cost of hardware. |
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| spellingShingle | Cost-Effective Cyber-Physical System Prototype for Precision Agriculture with a Focus on Crop Growth Kumar, Pawan Kim, Hokeun Systems and Control In precision agriculture, integrating advanced technologies is crucial for optimizing plant growth and health monitoring. Cyber-physical system (CPS) platforms tailored to specific agricultural environments have emerged, but the diversity of these environments poses challenges in developing adaptive CPS platforms. This paper explores rapid prototyping methods to address these challenges, focusing on non-destructive techniques for estimating plant growth. We present a CPS prototype that combines sensors, microcontrollers, digital image processing, and predictive modeling to measure leaf area and biomass accumulation in hydroponic environments. Our results show that the prototype effectively monitors and predicts plant growth, highlighting the potential of rapid CPS prototyping in promoting sustainability and improving crop yields at a moderate cost of hardware. |
| title | Cost-Effective Cyber-Physical System Prototype for Precision Agriculture with a Focus on Crop Growth |
| topic | Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.06471 |