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    Industry 4.0 in agriculture, also called Agriculture 4.0, uses new digital technologies like sensors, robots, drones, GPS, RFID, and analytics to improve farm operations and productivity. These technologies allow more precise application of water, fertilizers, and pesticides based on soil and crop conditions. Data collected from sensors can be analyzed to improve yields while reducing environmental impacts. Agriculture 4.0 has benefits like increased control over livestock, enhanced product quality and higher volumes, lower production risks, and reduced machine downtime and maintenance costs.

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    Industry 4.0 in agriculture, also called Agriculture 4.0, uses new digital technologies like sensors, robots, drones, GPS, RFID, and analytics to improve farm operations and productivity. These technologies allow more precise application of water, fertilizers, and pesticides based on soil and crop conditions. Data collected from sensors can be analyzed to improve yields while reducing environmental impacts. Agriculture 4.0 has benefits like increased control over livestock, enhanced product quality and higher volumes, lower production risks, and reduced machine downtime and maintenance costs.

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    Industry 4.0 in agriculture, also called Agriculture 4.0, uses new digital technologies like sensors, robots, drones, GPS, RFID, and analytics to improve farm operations and productivity. These technologies allow more precise application of water, fertilizers, and pesticides based on soil and crop conditions. Data collected from sensors can be analyzed to improve yields while reducing environmental impacts. Agriculture 4.0 has benefits like increased control over livestock, enhanced product quality and higher volumes, lower production risks, and reduced machine downtime and maintenance costs.

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    INDUSTRY 4.

    0 IN
    AGRICULTURE SECTOR
    BY : AMAN KUMAR
    1NT17ME016
    OBJECTIVES:
    •To understand the concepts of industry 4.0
    •To know the challenges faced by Agriculture
    •To find out the technologies used in
    Agriculture.
    •Benefits of industry 4.0 in Agriculture
    AGRICULTURE 4.0
    • Industry 4.0 Is used in agriculture so called as “AGRICULTURE 4.0”.
    • combined internal and external interaction of farming operations,
    offering digital information at all farm sectors and processes.
    • These advances will let businesses be more profitable, efficient, safer,
    and environmentally friendly
    • no longer have to depend on applying water, fertilizers, and pesticides
    across entire fields
    • the help of data analytics & Artificial Intelligence (AI) can improve
    productivity and set to reduce this high level of repetitive
    CHALLENGE FACED BY AGRICULTURE
     Increase in Urbanisation
     Climate changes
     Desforestation
     Overgrazing
     Unbalanced fertilizers uses
     Over floods
     Wastage of foods.
    • AUTOMATION ROBOTS CONNECTED TRACTORS

    BIG DATA ANALYTICS DIGITALISATION


    OF SENSORS
    AGRICULTURE

    BLOCK CHAIN TECHNOLOGY INTERNET OF THINGS DRONE ANALYTICS


    DEVICES USED IN AGRICULTURE

    AGRICULTURE ROBOTICS

    BLUETOOTH IN AGRICULTURE

    GPS IN AGRICULTURE

    RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION

    DRONES USED IN AGRICULTURE


    AGRICULTURE ROBOTICS
    • Operates in field like production, processing,
    consumption etc.
    • Control health with regular monitoring of fru
    -ts, vegetables and animals.
    • Open field robots: operation like water irriga
    -tion and cultivation of crops.
    • Facility robots: monitoring the yield of crops,controlling farming.
    • Livestock robots : used to take care of animals used in agriculture sectors.
    • Objective to enhance productivity through automation, unmanned farming and
    the ecofriendly farming
    BLUETOOTH “BEACONS”
    • Transmitters that send their thorough energy-saving
    bluetooth protocol signals.
    • Due to their low electricity consumption, batteries
    only need to be replaced every four years.
    • performs the task of machinery Identification
    • used for recording working hours, identifying
    workforce.
    GPS IN AGRICULTURE
    • “Global Positioning System” (GPS)
    • global satellite system used for positioning and navigat
    - ion.
    • used in agriculture equipment for both as fixed units
    or hand-held devices.
    • Perform tasks like Recording positions and movements,
    • autonomous or assisted driving with applications such
    as Monitoring and support on parallel journeys, autonomous driving
    RFID IN AGRICULTURE
    • used for detecting animals at automatic feeding machine in RFID.
    • equipped with transponder and it is connected
    with IT devices
    • performs the task of Identification, positioning of
    object in agriculture sectors.
    • consists of automatic, contactless, identification
    and localizing of objects and animals.
    DRONES USED IN AGRICULTURE
    • as remote fertilizer vehicles in farming
    • to help optimize agriculture operations, increase
    crop production, and monitor crop growth
    • Uses of DRONES :
    . Soil and Field Analysis
     Seed Planting
    Crop Spraying and Spot Spraying
    Crop Mapping and Surveying
    Irrigation Monitoring and Management
    BENEFITS OF INDUSTRY 4.0 IN AGRICULTURE
    DATA COLLECTION :Data collected by sensor are analyzed and stateweather
    conditions, soil quality, crop’s growth progress or cattle health.
    INCREASED CONTROL OVER POPULATION : industry 4.0 helps to reduce
    waste and cost management to be used for particular farm
    ENHANCED PRODUCT QUALITY AND VOLUME :controlling all the
    agriculture processes and maintaining high standard of grain quality, the
    productivity is increases.
    LOWER PORODUCTION RISKS:
    MACHINE DOWNTIME REDUCTIONS :
    • Reduce the mainatece planning time by 20-40%.
    • Dimish total mainatence costs by 5-10 %
    INDUSTRY 4.0 OVER 3.0
    1. In Industry 3.0:use of IT and electronics in production
    In Industry 4.0, there is use of IOT in production
    2. Internet of things (IOT), Data minning, Anlaytics, Machine learninng and
    Artifical intelligence which helps to increase the effeciencies, productivity and
    also less time taking.
    3. No use of human in industry 4.0 in machine operation whereas in 3.0 there is
    use of human for machine operation.
    4. Industry 4.0 helps in gathering the data and further integrate it with digital
    services.
    5. no existence of cyber physcial system and interoperability in Industry 3.0

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