Super Six - Axis Cord Influenced Linear Laser for Personal Flower Management in Cultivation with Live Control Systems is Connected to The Robot Manipulator

Abstract

In today's agribusiness, using robotics, machine learning, and also the web of things has become standard practise. The agricultural business is being forced to embrace such new methods in order to address issues like massive unemployment, rising food consumption with declining quality farmland, efficiency per square land, and deteriorating food quality due to global warming. As a result of the aforementioned difficulties and the world's increasing population, research and innovation in agricultural technology have become more crucial nowadays. In this document, we suggest an AI-powered wire automaton with six levels of autonomy and an omega automaton with degrees of opportunity that can help with agricultural tasks like sorting, pest management, picking strawberries and flowers, fertiliser application, and tracking of plant development, NPK tiers, and soil moisture. The robotic is called Farmbot. The Based criteria may communicate crop information to distant servers where it can be processed and retrieved to get further insight into soil quality. It can also be managed and watched remotely by a home computer or via a mobile internet software. The Farmbot may be programmed to do routine tasks including continuous monitoring, collecting fruit, cleaning, applying fertiliser, and gathering information about each plant. The Farmbot has direct exposure to just about any area of the field thanks to its placement over a moveable four wheels bot. This Farmbot's goal is mainly on providing individualised plant maintenance and aiding producers in raising output. As a design illustration of a functioning version for the imagined Farmbot, a 3D depiction is shown. The simulation's outcomes are shown.