Anatomy of a camera module in smart agriculture!
Recently, the hit variety show ‘Let's Plant the Land’, which continues to generate heated conversation on the Internet, has attracted much attention. In the first season of the programme, the half-year-long journey of ten idol teenagers who know little about agriculture to plant land enabled us to appreciate the hardship and unique charm of traditional agriculture. And in the second season, the teenagers, through their travelling experience, saw that along with the continuous progress of science and technology, intelligent agriculture is becoming stronger and stronger. Many youngsters have also joined the agricultural field and become ‘new farmers’.
With the help of advanced technologies such as Internet of Things, big data and artificial intelligence, smart agriculture monitors and manages agricultural production accurately. Through real-time collection of soil humidity, temperature, light and other data by sensors, farmers are able to accurately carry out irrigation, fertiliser and other operations, which greatly improves the utilisation of resources and crop yields. Most of these intelligent devices rely on their ‘eyes’ - camera modules - to automate seeding, fertiliser spreading, pesticide spreading, harvesting, etc., thus reducing labour costs. Just like the agricultural drones that appear frequently in the programme, its scanning recognition, obstacle avoidance, levitation and other functions rely on the camera module. There are also crop monitoring, robotic picking, livestock monitoring and so on, you are welcome to contact us at any time to buy camera modules, factory direct sales, large quantities of prices from the best!
Just as the ‘planting it’ variety show, agriculture is the foundation of our life, and intelligent agriculture is a strong impetus for this foundation. It has not only changed the production methods of agriculture, but also made agriculture more efficient and sustainable. In the future, smart agriculture will certainly play a greater role in bringing us more abundant and high-quality agricultural products and promoting the sustainable development of the agricultural sector.
Recently, the hit variety show ‘Let's Plant the Land’, which continues to generate heated conversation on the Internet, has attracted much attention. In the first season of the programme, the half-year-long journey of ten idol teenagers who know little about agriculture to plant land enabled us to appreciate the hardship and unique charm of traditional agriculture. And in the second season, the teenagers, through their travelling experience, saw that along with the continuous progress of science and technology, intelligent agriculture is becoming stronger and stronger. Many youngsters have also joined the agricultural field and become ‘new farmers’.
With the help of advanced technologies such as Internet of Things, big data and artificial intelligence, smart agriculture monitors and manages agricultural production accurately. Through real-time collection of soil humidity, temperature, light and other data by sensors, farmers are able to accurately carry out irrigation, fertiliser and other operations, which greatly improves the utilisation of resources and crop yields. Most of these intelligent devices rely on their ‘eyes’ - camera modules - to automate seeding, fertiliser spreading, pesticide spreading, harvesting, etc., thus reducing labour costs. Just like the agricultural drones that appear frequently in the programme, its scanning recognition, obstacle avoidance, levitation and other functions rely on the camera module. There are also crop monitoring, robotic picking, livestock monitoring and so on, you are welcome to contact us at any time to buy camera modules, factory direct sales, large quantities of prices from the best!
Just as the ‘planting it’ variety show, agriculture is the foundation of our life, and intelligent agriculture is a strong impetus for this foundation. It has not only changed the production methods of agriculture, but also made agriculture more efficient and sustainable. In the future, smart agriculture will certainly play a greater role in bringing us more abundant and high-quality agricultural products and promoting the sustainable development of the agricultural sector.