AI and AIoT's Potential to Revolutionize Contemporary Agriculture: A Review
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Keywords: AI, AIoT, Precision Farming, Smart Agriculture, Crop Yield Forecasting, Sustainable Farming.Abstract
Abstract-Agriculture is encountering escalating difficulties due to climate change, limited water resources, diminishing soil fertility, and rising food demand. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) are becoming significant technologies for enhancing agricultural productivity and sustainability. This document examines the use of AI for predicting crop yields, analysing soil, implementing smart irrigation, recommending crop fertilizers, forecasting market prices, and managing resources. Through the incorporation of machine learning, IoT devices, drones, satellite imagery, and meteorological information, AI-powered systems facilitate real-time monitoring and data-driven decision-making minimize ecological footprint and promote sustainable agricultural methods. Although there are obstacles concerning expenses, infrastructure, and data handling, AI and AIoT present considerable opportunities to improve food security and revolutionize contemporary agriculture.
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