“…In recent years, for the moisture content measurement of agricultural products, researchers have developed a variety of static measurement instruments with high measurement accuracy based on optical [6,7], nuclear [8], hygrometric [9], and dielectric methods [10][11][12]. However, due to the difference in drying parameters, environmental conditions, material properties, and development costs, the most practical method is an electronic online measurement device based on the resistance and capacitance properties of materials [13,14]. Due to the shape of a corn kernel being flat or nearly spherical, the moisture content of different parts in a single kernel varies widely, and water diffusion occurs from the endosperm to the embryo during the drying process [15].…”