A State-Of-The-Art Analysis Of Pesticide Spraying On Infected Plants Using IoE-Equipped UAV's Operational State

Abstract

Recent advances in IOT have elevated the role of “intelligent linking of things” from a simple “things” component to a commanding position. In the meantime, the internet of everything (IoE) is portrayed as an all-powerful continuation of the internet of things (IoT). Limited network coverage and existing network technology resources, on the other hand, are major roadblocks to IoE implementation. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) have garnered significant attention lately because of their great mobility, affordability, and adaptability in terms of deployment. As a result, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) may be able to overcome IoE issues. Oman's agricultural products market is estimated to reach $2.11 billion by 2023 and is probable to reach $2.84 billion by 2028, increasing by 6.16% over the forecast period (2023–2028) which can provide ample opportunity for food product growth and development. The cultivation procedure will take more time and money because many of the farmers have dispersed farming lands. This can be mitigated by using UAAVs (Unmanned Agricultural Aerial Vehicles) in agricultural production. Farmers with scattered fields are requested to install this UAAV system, which includes airborne seed sowing, irrigation, monitoring, fertiliser and pesticide spraying, among other things. Deploying UAAVs with IOE technologies increases productivity by more than 85%.