The air-ground cooperative plant protection unmanned formation can effectively deal with the complex terrain challenges of mountain orchards and ensure the uniformity of plant protection operation coverage. The core of this system lies in the principles of Industrial Information Integration Engineering (IIIE). Through dynamic scheduling optimization, it can alleviate the problems of large energy consumption and long non-operation paths. Aiming at the dynamic scheduling planning problem, this study proposes an energy-saving hybrid target scheduling optimization method based on an improved Australian wild dog hunting strategy. A novel mountain orchard path coding technology is designed, and an energy consumption model based on the principle of unmanned formation dynamics is established, which provides a scientific basis for formulating efficient energy-saving strategies. The improved Australian wild dog hunting strategy combines the motion constraints of unmanned formation and the requirements of plant protection tasks, and realizes the efficient optimization of the scheduling scheme. Numerical experiments demonstrated the effectiveness of the proposed method, which reduced the objective function to 65.63% of the initial solution in simulations, outperforming the genetic algorithm. This performance was further validated in a real-world scenario, where the value was reduced to 57.34%. This efficient dynamic scheduling optimization serves as a key enabler for agricultural industry integration and informatization.
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