Design and Implementation of Image Electronic Fence with 5G technology for Smart Farms

Hsu, Ching-Kuo; Chiu, Yen-Hao; Wu, Kun-Feng; Liang, Jia-Ming; Chen, Jen–Jee; Tseng, Yu–Chee

doi:10.1109/vts-apwcs.2019.8851659

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“…Centralized control of environmental sensors, planters, UAVs, and other monitoring equipment and realtime data transmission. Finally, the purpose of intensive farming, accurate fertilization, and reasonable irrigation is achieved [97]. Agricultural machinery automatic agricultural machinery equipment based on 5G was integrated to achieve rapid, large-area, efficient, and precise spraying operation [98].…”

Section: Smart Farmmentioning

confidence: 99%

Survey of Intelligent Agricultural IoT Based on 5G

2023

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In the future, agriculture will face the need for increasing production, sustainability, wisdom, and efficiency, which will bring significant challenges to the development of modern agriculture. With the gradual popularization of 5G, advanced information technologies such as the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence promoted the evolution of modern agriculture to intelligent agriculture. The 5G-based Internet of Things will play an essential role in the development of smart agriculture. This paper investigates the research progress of 5G Internet of Things in smart agriculture. It sorts out the development status of 5G smart agriculture Internet of Things in recent years. Following that, the concept of 5G smart agriculture Internet of Things is put forward. It expounds on the connotation, architecture, and enabling key technologies. According to the key application scenarios of smart agriculture, practical cases are presented, the development trend and application value of 5G smart agriculture Internet of Things are shown, and the future development direction is put forward. Firstly, the concept of smart agriculture is distinguished, and the category scenarios of smart agriculture are summarized. Following that, the current review research on 5G-IoT is analyzed. This paper focuses on the analysis and summary of the changes brought by 5G to various key scenarios in smart agriculture. This paper analyzes the related key technologies and challenges, puts forward some key scientific problems, and summarizes the research ideas. Finally, the development trend and application value of 5G smart agriculture Internet of Things are shown. The future development direction is also proposed.

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Section: Smart Farmmentioning

confidence: 99%

Survey of Intelligent Agricultural IoT Based on 5G

2023

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“…This has an enormous potential of application in the field of food and agriculture, especially in view of the social and climatic challenges that this sector face, since they could transform it, contributing to food safety and to the reduction of agricultural consumables and food waste [101]. In the case of farms, the use of GPS for the control of the herd is becoming essential [102][103][104], in the same way as in the case of virtual fences as a method of controlling animals-without visible, physical fences-and tracking their state [105][106][107][108].…”

Section: Internet Of Things (16 Documents)mentioning

confidence: 99%

ICT in Rural Areas from the Perspective of Dairy Farming: A Systematic Review

2021

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This study presents a systematic review of 169 papers concerning the ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) related to rural areas, specifically to dairy farms. The objective was to delve into the relationship between dairy farmers and the administrative authorities via e-government, comparing this area to another eight concerning the farmer’s needs and expectations in relation to the ICT in different fields of their business. We observed that areas such as connectivity and digital inclusion are the most covered areas not only at the study level but also at the government level since countries all over the world are trying to develop politics to put an end to the so-called “digital divide,” which affects rural areas more intensely. This is increasing due to the growing technological innovations. The areas of the market, production, financial development, management and counseling, Smart Farming, and Internet of Things have been approached, associated with the ICT in dairy farms, showing in the latter two an increasing number of papers in the last few years. The area of public administration in relation to dairy farms has also been covered, being remarkable the low number of pieces of research concerning the interaction by the farmers, more specifically by dairy farmers, with the public administration, which is surprising due to the new global need and especially in the European Union (EU) of interacting with it telematically by all legal entities. The results show that there are still barriers to the implementation of the electronic government (e-government) since the websites do not meet the user’s expectations. Therefore, this study lays the ground for future research on this area. As a graphical abstract of the contributions of this paper, we present a graphic summary, where the different contributions by areas and expressed in percentage values are shown.

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“…The development of Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) has increased the applications of electronic fence technology in security, railway, aviation, etc. (Figueiras J, et al, 2012;Cheng H, et al, 2017;Hsu C, et al, 2019;Hu J, et al, 2018;Monod M O, et al, 2008;Yuan Z, et al, 2017). In particular, electronic fence technology is able to employ satellite positioning coordinates to set the working area, install GNSS signal receiving equipment on the working device to locate position, and determine whether the working device is in the working area via its coordinates.…”

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confidence: 99%

Modeling and Analysis of an Agricultural Vehicle Cross-Boundary Warning System

Chang

KONG

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INMATEH

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In order to improve the safety of agricultural vehicle in the field, we established a vehicle kinematics model for hanging agricultural tools, and comprehensively considered driving speed, the agricultural tool rotation radius, and vehicle movement trend to propose an agricultural vehicle field operation cross- boundary warning method based on a Robot Operating System (ROS). Furthermore, we designed a set of agricultural vehicle safety warning systems and employed Qt Creator to develop the agricultural vehicle warning system operation interface. Following this, a test platform was built based on the Oubao 4040 tractor and unilateral cross-boundary warning tests were conducted. Test results demonstrate the ability of the proposed cross-boundary warning system to: i) correctly determine the warning area at different speeds (low (3.6km/h±0.5km/h), medium (10.8km/h±1.0km/h) and high (18.0km/h±1.5km/h)) and driving paths ("V" and "U"-shaped routes); ii) and to prompt the operator in a timely manner. The proposed framework exhibits strong applicability and improves the safety of agricultural vehicle hanging agricultural tools

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Design and Implementation of Image Electronic Fence with 5G technology for Smart Farms

Cited by 7 publications

References 4 publications

Survey of Intelligent Agricultural IoT Based on 5G

Survey of Intelligent Agricultural IoT Based on 5G

ICT in Rural Areas from the Perspective of Dairy Farming: A Systematic Review

Modeling and Analysis of an Agricultural Vehicle Cross-Boundary Warning System

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