Agriculture
October 16, 2022
Updated on October 8, 2018
·Created on October 8, 2018
The FarmBeats project is an IoT Platform for data-driven agriculture
The FarmBeats project is an IoT Platform for data-driven agriculture. It uses several unique solutions including low-cost sensors, drones, and vision and machine learning algorithms to help increase farm productivity and reduce costs.
Distributors / Implementing Organizations
Microsoft, DJI and Slantrange
Manufacturing/Building Method
The solution uses components already available in the market: sensors, drones, cloud systems
Intellectural Property Type
Other
User Provision Model
Unknown
Distributions to Date Status
Pilot projects in the US and India. Potential pilot projects in DRC, China and New Zealand.
Design Specifications
The solution includes soil sensors, video streaming balloons, drones, local farm computers and the Microsoft Azure network.
Technical Support
Unknown
Replacement Components
N/A
Lifecycle
N/A
Manufacturer Specified Performance Parameters
“Availability: The platform should have negligible downtime.
Vetted Performance Status
FarmBeats supports high bandwidth sensors using TVWS, a long range technology. It uses a weather-aware solar-powered IoT base station, and an intelligent Gateway that ensure that services are available in the Cloud and offline. It also incorporates path-planning algorithms that extend drone battery life. (Vanish, D. et al)
Safety
N/A
Complementary Technical Systems
N/A
Academic Research and References
Compliance with regulations
The solution uses unlicensed, long-range TV white space radio spectrum using FCC certified Adaptrum ACRS radios
Other Information
4. Chandra, R. “FarmBeats: AI & IoT for Agriculture: enabling affordable data-driven farming”
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