A Review of Internet of Things (IOT) Applications for Agricultural Automation

Chanchal Anushka; Kanika Jinda; Vinod M. Kapse

Abstract

In the conventional methodology of agriculture hard labor, lots of effort, and manpower with increases in the size of land use cause a massive amount of worker force to be deployed over various places for different work like giving water, checking plants, seeding, spraying anti- infecting/ pesticides, putting fertilizers and calculating the progress of plant and checking each and every plant for infection and insect attacks and lots and lots of other work which was time-consuming and a lot of manpower was required and not only manpower skilled or at least semiskilled manpower was required and if any catastrophic hits or someone’s negligence might become fatal for crop field and product quality so farming was a gamble of faith and hard labor. In this technologically advanced world, we can introduce some element of technology that can give easy to all the farmers and provide them a 24/7 working force and skilled labor in the form of different types of technological aspects and so does what was capable of being done by the human can be done with some help of technology with higher precision