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1. The Influence of Field Geometry on the Operational Stability of Uav-based SprayingThe use of spraying drones has expanded rapidly in precision agriculture; however, operational factors such as field geometry may compromise application stability. This study aimed to evaluate the influence of field shape on operational variability and operational capacity during spraying performed with a DJI Agras T100 drone. The experiment was conducted in two fields with distinct geometries: a regular (rectangular) field and an irregularly shaped field, located at the Technology Development... A. Felipe Dos Santos, R.Q. Alvez, T.O. Barboza, M.C. Arnosti, G.F. Valdez , G.L. Silveira |
2. SPARC-AI: Synthetic Procedural Agricultural Rendering and Annotation Framework for Crop Phenotyping and AI ApplicationsBetween 20% and 40% of global agricultural production is lost annually to pests and diseases, generating economic damages estimated at over US$220 billion each year. This persistent challenge underscores the urgent need for scalable, precise, and cost-effective monitoring solutions. In this scenario, Artificial Intelligence (AI) based pathogen detection systems emerge as transformative tools, enabling high-resolution spatial and temporal monitoring of crop health. However, the performance... R. Freitas, V.S. Mello, G.D. Dallegrave, E. Farinati Leite, J.F. Valiati |
3. Development of a Small-scale Weeding Robot for Inter-plant Areas Using Vision and Rake MechanismIn low-herbicide or herbicide-free farming systems such as those used for medicinal and herbal crops, weed management remains one of the most labor-intensive tasks. Intra-row weeds, which grow between closely spaced crop plants, are particularly difficult to remove using traditional mechanical methods. Manual weeding, although effective, still poses a significant labor burden and limits the scalability despite the high market value of the crops. To address this challenge, we have developed... K. Imaoka |
4. Development of a Small-Scale Weeding Robot for Inter-Plant Areas Using Vision and Rake MechanismIn low-herbicide or herbicide-free farming systems such as those used for medicinal and herbal crops, weed management remains one of the most labor-intensive tasks. Intra-row weeds, which grow between closely spaced crop plants, are particularly difficult to remove using traditional mechanical methods. Manual weeding, although effective, still poses a significant labor burden and limits the scalability despite the high market value of the crops. To address this challenge, we have developed... K. Imaoka |