International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET)
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Volume: 09 Issue: 05 | May 2022
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Review on: Technology used in Agriculture based mobile application Mr. Pavanesh Kumar1, Dr. Mamta Tiwari2 1MCA,
Computer Application Dept., UIET, Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj University Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India Prof., Computer Application Dept., UIET, Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj University Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India ---------------------------------------------------------------------***--------------------------------------------------------------------2Asst.
Abstract – India is primarily an agriculture-based growing
and delivering more precise outcomes precision agriculture uses IoT-based approaches so farmers can make informed decisions. To make it more efficient, both in terms of resource utilization and cost, it utilizes deep data on specific locations and crops to optimize processes. Several mobile applications have been developed, Kisan Suvidha, IFFCO Kisan Agriculture, Pusa Krishi, Kheti-Badi, etc. are a few examples of it. This paper deals with the analysis of available Android-based applications that are useful for farmers.
country. The intensive agriculture sector is upgraded by mobile-enabled info services and the rise of the mobile telephone. Moreover, farming apps are the foremost convenient and helpful medium to guide farmers in farming. Farmers will currently use one thing as easy as their smartphones to receive relevant info, and timely updates, and monitor their crops. additional farmers are getting down to perceiving however investing in solutions that use the most recent technologies like Machine Learning (ML), Artificial intelligence (AI), and Cloud offers them bigger climate resilience, higher crop yield, and higher control. A farming app will be the simplest friend for farmers in farming which might enhance their productivity while not disbursal millions of cash. Anyone can simply download it from the Google play store or app store while not paying one rupee. There are so many mobile-based android applications built by different companies and individuals.
1.1 The technology used in these applications Modern technology and its advancement are taking part in a significant role to create a convenient mobile application for farmers. jQuery mobile, flutter, java & XML, AI & machine learning, etc are some basic programming languages to make android applications. Numerous applications exist on the play store and different platforms, here is a synopsis of the technology that's being used for building those applications.
Key Words: Agriculture, Artificial intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Cloud, Android, etc.
I. RFID Technology The soil and water sensors have set a foundation for traceability. The industry has solely begun to appreciate this infrastructure, however, it’s taking form quickly. These sensors give info that may be related to farming yields. it may seem like fantasy, however, we’re living in a world wherever a bag of tomatoes will have a barcode that you just can scan along with your phone to access info concerning the soil that yielded them. A future where farms will market themselves and have loyal customers track their yields for purchase isn't far.
1. INTRODUCTION The Indian agricultural sector contributes nearly 18% of the GDP (gross domestic product) and 40 percent of the complete rural NDP (Net Domestic Product). Despite the agriculture sector’s contribution to economic growth, the Indian farming sector still faces a range of challenges. These range from issues like low productivity to lack of access to finance and global climate change. With the increasing technological use in India, today’s technology can address so many challenges that farmers face for example soil issues, irrigation, climate change, supply chain gaps, etc. It can help them a more accurate prediction of weather patterns, reduce wastage, and adopt more sustainable irrigation practices, in turn, enjoy better yields and better incomes. The use of modern digital technology like sensors, robotics, GPS, and satellites is changing the face of Indian agriculture and making the farming sector smarter. As per the Niti Aayog, AI and IoT in agriculture are anticipated to grow at a rate of 22.5 percent CAGR perhaps visiting be valued at $2.6 billion by 2025. The impact of global climate change on the agriculture sector has been more pronounced in the past few years. According to the Indian government’s Economical survey (2018) effect of climate change led to an annual loss of 9-10 billion dollars. For making farming more accurate
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II. Sensors for Soil and Water These sensors are sturdy, unnoticeable, and comparatively cheap. Even family farms are finding it reasonable to distribute them throughout their land, and they give various advantages. as an example, these sensors will discover wetness and element levels. The farm will also use this info to see once to water and fertilize instead of considering a planned schedule. That ends up in additional economical use of resources and so lowered prices, however, it conjointly helps the farm be additional environmentally friendly by protecting water, limiting erosion, and reducing chemical levels in native lakes and rivers.
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