Automatic Ejection of Plug-type Seedlings using Embedded System for use in Automatic Vegetable Transplanter

doi:10.56042/jsir.v80i12.48021

JSIR

2021

DOI: 10.56042/jsir.v80i12.48021

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Automatic Ejection of Plug-type Seedlings using Embedded System for use in Automatic Vegetable Transplanter

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“…1 Maximum values[8,10,[31][32][33][34][35];2 Maximum values[24,[35][36][37];3 Maximum values[36,38];4 Extended values range[10,24,31,33,35,39].…”

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Evaluation of the Functional Parameters for a Single-Row Seedling Transplanter Prototype

Vlahidis,

Roșca,

Cârlescu

2024

Agriculture

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The development of an automatic seedling planting system for micro-farms requires testing under laboratory conditions to verify the theoretical relationships between essential functional parameters, working speed and planting time. The constructive dimensional values of the prototype, the results measured in stationary mode directly on the transplanter and the auxiliary equipment and the direct determinations of the working parameters on the soil bin are used. Depending on the characteristics of the soil bin trolley, a range of speeds is chosen at which the machine is tested. The data obtained validate the correct operation of the prototype at speeds close to those determined theoretically for the following indicators: distance between plants per row, planter wheel slippage, misplanted seedlings rate and seedling frequency, with results comparable to existing agronomic standards. Once the appropriate operating speeds of the machine have been obtained, between 0.304 and 0.412 m/s, with planting frequencies between 0.899 and 1.157 s−1 (respectively, 53.94 and 69.42 seedlings per minute), optimizations and adjustments of some machine components can be made, for subsequent testing in real field conditions.

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“…1 Maximum values[8,10,[31][32][33][34][35];2 Maximum values[24,[35][36][37];3 Maximum values[36,38];4 Extended values range[10,24,31,33,35,39].…”

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Evaluation of the Functional Parameters for a Single-Row Seedling Transplanter Prototype

Vlahidis,

Roșca,

Cârlescu

2024

Agriculture

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Evolution and Technological Development of Automatic Transplanters for Vegetables: A Review

GRANDE,

HIDALGO-REYES,

CRUZ

et al. 2024

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The main purpose of technological progress is to enhance the quality of human life. In agriculture, there has been a trend towards automating all stages of production processes. Transplanting seedlings is no exception, as it involves a repetitive and laborious process that demands significant time, depending on the extension to be transplanted. The objective of this review article was to analyze the evolution and technological development of automated transplanter prototypes by bibliometric analysis and a detailed review. Results show that the technological progress in this equipment is based on two main characteristics: (1) physical-mechanical properties of seedlings, which play a crucial role in component design, and (2) control and automation development. This means that efficiencies of over 90% and an error rate of less than 7.6% can be currently obtained for automated transplanter.

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Automatic Ejection of Plug-type Seedlings using Embedded System for use in Automatic Vegetable Transplanter

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Evaluation of the Functional Parameters for a Single-Row Seedling Transplanter Prototype

Evaluation of the Functional Parameters for a Single-Row Seedling Transplanter Prototype

Evolution and Technological Development of Automatic Transplanters for Vegetables: A Review

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