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Xin Lu

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Open access Sep 2026

Full-process mechanization of tea production: technological advances and prospects from mechanization-friendly planting to mechanical harvesting

To address labor shortages and rising production costs in the tea industry, as well as the limited adaptability of machinery to hilly and mountainous tea plantations, this study systematically screened and synthesized the literature published between 1990 and 2026 following the PRISMA framework, ultimately including 21...

Xing-Jian Yang, Yu Zhang, Ya-Peng Wu et al. · 0 citations
Review Open access Aug 2026

Towards Sustainable Grape Harvesting: A Review of End-Use-Specific Mechanisation, Quality Loss Reduction, and Digital Intelligence

Grapes intended for fresh consumption, winemaking, raisin production and processing differ markedly in quality requirements and tolerance to harvest damage, making a universally suitable mechanised harvesting pathway unlikely. This review synthesises low-damage grape harvesting from an end use-oriented sustainability p...

Xin-Lei Wu, Zi-Qi Tian, Ya-Peng Wu et al. · 0 citations
Review Open access Aug 2026

Synergistic Optimization of Agrivoltaic Systems: A Review of Intelligent Equipment Control for Agricultural Production Adaptability

Agrivoltaic systems configure photovoltaic power generation and agricultural production within the same land space, providing a new pathway for alleviating the conflict between energy development and farmland conservation; however, array shading and structural constraints also alter crop growth and agricultural equipme...

Yuyuan Qiao, Yuting Dong, Qi He et al. · 0 citations
Review Open access Jul 2026

From Field to Market: Evolution of Strawberry-Harvesting Techniques and Research Progress in Intelligent Robotic Systems

Strawberry production is economically important but remains highly dependent on labour-intensive harvesting. The delicate texture, irregular distribution, and non-uniform maturity of strawberry fruit create substantial challenges for mechanised and robotic operations. This review examines the development of strawberry-...

Ting-Rui Cui, Yuting Dong, Rui Zhang et al. · 0 citations

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