Tecnologías de IoT eficaces para una plataforma de agricultura 4.0
- Jhonatan Paolo Tovar Soto
- Carlos Francisco Pareja Figueredo
- Luis Carlos Gutiérrez Martínez
ISSN: 2390-0504
Year of publication: 2021
Issue: 31
Pages: 33-48
Type: Article
More publications in: Ingeniare
Abstract
This paper presents a selection of effective Internet of Things technologies for an agriculture 4.0 model by developing a numerical statistician. The information has been collected through a review of the tools that are used in agricultural monitoring platforms and subsequently, a selection has been made through standardized parameter estimation functions that provide clustering plots in order to determine those that have the greatest advantage and are most useful for the Internet of Things platform. Then, the results revealed that the low-cost technologies with the lowest power consumption and simplest to implement are: Sigfox, TTGO board and Raspberry Pi, and programming languages such as Java or Python. Finally, a scheme for agriculture 4.0 was defined, which can be useful for small-scale producers in the farm sector.
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