Soil sampling mobile platform for Agriculture 4.0

Lukowska, A.; Tomaszuk, Piotr; Dzierzek, Kazimierz; Magnuszewski, Lukasz

doi:10.1109/carpathiancc.2019.8765937

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“…Individual methods used in connection with Industry 4.0 are applied to agriculture. This approach ranges from general technology systems such as IoT [22] to special techniques such as wire networks [23] to detail issues of soil testing devices [24].…”

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Challenges for Agriculture through Industry 4.0

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Industry 4.0 is currently considered the structural implementation of networked and cooperative digitalisation and the next step in technological and social development. The aim of this paper is to examine how these structures are also suitable for agriculture and whether there are already approaches to this. Therefore, the main aspects of Industry 4.0 will be analysed and compared with agricultural examples from arable farming and livestock farming. The study shows that the approaches of Industry 4.0 are also useful for agriculture. However, they must be adapted to agriculture, as it has a different basic structure. As in industry, it is also evident in agriculture that there is still a need for action in the organisational and technical networking of systems.

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“…As presented in [18], future large scale farming -described with the concept of Agriculture 4.0. -will heavily rely on the Internet of Things (IoT) and Unmanned Autonomous Vehicles (UAV), such as autonomous combine-harvesters, drones, or self-driving soil analysis stations [19]. Thus, tight integration of all components and subsystems in a single wireless network is key to ensuring the whole farm's highly efficient, reliable, and unstopped operation.…”

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Evaluation of Modular Power Converter Integrated with 5G Network

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This paper focuses on two key technical concepts, which may have a tremendous impact on future generations of power electronic converters: the Power Electronic Building Block (PEBB) concept, and the 5G/6G wireless data transfer. It is expected that these two trends may induce development of new cognitive of power electronic converters: Power Electronics 4.0. To investigate this concept, a Proof of Concept (PoC) of PEBB-based power converter integrated with a 5G network, was designed and tested. Study confirmed that power converter assembled from PEBB modules can compete with state-of-the-art devices. Moreover, test results indicates that several challenges related to PEBB and integration of power electronic equipment with 5G network has to be resolved, to enable growth of augmented power electronic converters, especially if wireless data transfer is meant for communication between PEBB modules.

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“…Łukowska et al [42] developed an autonomous mobile platform with a soil sampling device for agriculture. In their system, soil samples are analyzed to determine the composition, characteristics, or nutrient levels and the smallholder farmers can use simple hand-held field-testing kits.…”

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“…In terms of qualification of customers, a majority (43) of them hold WASSCE qualification representing 43%. Customers with university qualifications represented 42% (42), other forms of qualifications constituted approximately 10 (10%) each, and customers with BECE qualification constituted 4% (4). Also, Table 3.1 shows that majority of the customer respondents reside in Madina representing 42% (42), followed by customers in Oyarifa representing 31% (31).…”

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Towards the Development of a Mobile Agriculture System for Poms Poultry Farm (PPF), Oyarifa-Accra, Ghana

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This paper seeks to propose the implementation of a mobile agriculture (m-agriculture) system for Poms Poultry Farm (PPF) to solve problems such as low patronage of farm products and customer relationship management among farmers and customers. To corroborate the successful implementation of an m-agriculture system at PPF, we employed a questionnaire research instrument concerning the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) model as a theoretical framework. Closed-ended questionnaires were administered to a sample size of 130 PPF customers. Based on the responses received, we established optimistic responses towards technological acceptance which paved the way for us to propose and develop a suitable m-agriculture application for PPF. It is envisaged that successful implementation of our proposed system will practically increase productivity and help PPF reach out to their target customers.

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Soil sampling mobile platform for Agriculture 4.0

Cited by 24 publications

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Challenges for Agriculture through Industry 4.0

Challenges for Agriculture through Industry 4.0

Evaluation of Modular Power Converter Integrated with 5G Network

Towards the Development of a Mobile Agriculture System for Poms Poultry Farm (PPF), Oyarifa-Accra, Ghana

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