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AI and IoT Based Animal Recognition and Repelling System for Smart Farming

  • Paper ID 385
  • Volume 3, Issue 3
  • Pages 152-157
  • Published Online: May-June 2022
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  • Santhiya S1
  • Vaishnavi J2
  • Nirmala M3
  • Nandhini J M4
  • Thiruppathi M5

1234Student, Department of Electronics and communication engineering, Vivekanandha College of Engineering for women, Tiruchengode, Namakkal District, Tamil Nadu,637205,India. 5Assistant professor, Department of Electronics and communication engineering, Vivekanandha College of Engineering for women, Tiruchengode, Namakkal District, Tamil Nadu,637205,India.

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May-June 2022
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152-157
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Abstract: Farming computerization has been on the ascent utilizing, among others, Deep Neural Networks (DNN) and IoT for the turn of events and organization of many controlling, observing, and following applications at a fine-grained level. In this quickly developing situation,dealing with the relationship with the components outside of the agribusiness environment, like natural life, is an applicable open issue. One of the primary worries of the present ranchers is shielding crops from wild animals' assaults. There are different conventional ways to deal with addressing this issue which can be deadly (e.g., shooting, catching) and non-deadly (e.g., scarecrow, compound anti-agents, natural substances, lattice, or electric walls). By and by, a portion of the customary techniques have ecological contamination impacts on the two people and ungulates, while others are pricey with high upkeep costs, restricted dependability, and restricted viability. In this undertaking, we foster a framework, that consolidates AI Computer Vision involving DCNN for distinguishing and perceiving creature species, and explicit ultrasound emanation (i.e., different for every species) for repulsing them. The edge processing gadget enacts the camera, then, at that point, executes its DCNN programming to recognize the objective, and assuming a creature is distinguished, it sends back a message to the Animal Repelling Module including the kind of ultrasound to be produced by the classification of the creature.

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