To develop energy-efficient AI models for predicting crop yield and optimizing resource utilization such as water, fertilizers, and energy in smart agriculture systems. To implement Green AI techniques that reduce computational power consumption while maintaining high prediction accuracy, promoting sustainable and environmentally responsible farming practices.
The Green AI for Smart Agriculture: Energy-Efficient Predictive Models for Crop Yield and Resource Management system is developed to enhance agricultural productivity through intelligent monitoring and predictive analysis using energy-efficient AI techniques. The proposed system integrates multiple environmental sensors including a soil moisture sensor to assess soil condition, a pH sensor to measure soil quality, a DHT11 sensor for temperature and humidity monitoring, and a CO₂ sensor to evaluate environmental gas concentration affecting crop growth. A web camera is used for crop observation and detection, while a Raspberry Pi acts as the central processing unit for data acquisition and analysis. The collected agricultural parameters are uploaded to the ThingSpeak IoT cloud platform for monitoring and storage. A Machine Learning model based on the Random Forest algorithm analyzes sensor data to predict crop yield conditions and optimize resource management such as irrigation and soil maintenance. The monitored parameters and prediction results are displayed on an LCD module for farmer awareness. This system supports sustainable and energy-efficient smart agriculture by enabling data-driven decision-making, improved crop management, and optimized utilization of agricultural resources.
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Hardware components:
· Raspberry Pi
· Memory Card
· Web Camera
· Soil Moisture Sensor
· pH Sensor
· DHT11 Sensor
· CO₂ Sensor
· LCD Display
· Power Supply
· Adapter
Software requirements:
· Raspbian OS
· Python
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