Precision agriculture needs better pest monitoring. Current traps send many images to the
cloud. This uses much energy and needs human review. The paper presents a smart trap that
runs deep learning on the node. The trap uses a Raspberry Pi and an Intel Neural Compute
Stick. It captures images inside pheromone traps. I...
Dr. Sarala Patchala, Sumalatha Pilli, G. U. Babu et al.· ITEGAM- Journal of Engineeri...· 0 citations
Rice is significantly impacted by its disease leading to loss of rice field yield impacting global food security and thereby effective real-time monitoring solutions are required. This proposed study created a deep learning-based framework for rice disease detection. The proposed framework integrates a patch-based dise...
A. Dhawan· Journal of Intelligent Decis...· 0 citations
Accurate and efficient rice-pest detection is essential for field scouting, early warning and precision control. This study presents a lightweight YOLOv11n-based framework for accurate edge deployment. It integrates a Multi-cognitive Visual Adapter (Mona), a Detail-Preserving Contextual Fusion module (DPCF) and Wise-Io...
Xiao-Ke Wang, Zhi-Chao Zhao, Qiu-Yang Hu et al.· INMATEH Agricultural Enginee...· 0 citations
Horticultural production plays a vital role in sustaining dietary quality worldwide, yet its efficiency is threatened by insect pest and diseases infestation. Pest damage is becoming more severe as climate variability alters pest behavior and distribution, while insufficient monitoring and reliance on broad-scale, non-...
Ranjan K. Srivastava, J. P. Purwar, Jaspreet Kaur et al.· Progressive Horticulture· 0 citations
This review synthesises AI techniques, IoT architectures, and edge-intelligence strategies within a unified framework, highlighting their combined potential and identifying future directions for robust, automated pest detection.
B. Kariyanna, Karnam Poojitha· Discover Agriculture· 0 citations
Drones are used to monitor the research status of rice field diseases and pests, the research progress of scholars are summarized, and the differences of the YOLO series, Convolutional Neural Network, Convolutional Neural Network, U-shape Network, and other models in rice disease and pest identification are summarized.
Sheng-Bo Ni· MATEC Web of Conferences· 0 citations
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