Utilization of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle In Smart Agriculture

Abstract

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) with vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) are known as drones. The World Health Organisation estimates that there are millions of chemical cases each year. More than one large integer death is caused year by human handling and use of pesticides, mainly in developing countries. In addition to cancer, endocrine disruption, issues with reproduction and craniums from chemical exposure, respiratory illnesses, allergies, and hypersensitivity are among the detrimental effects of pesticides on human health. Other insecticides may cause inflammation of the skin and eyes. There are other pesticides with highly dangerous poisons. Other pesticides also have an effect on the body's internal secretions and systems. Low exposure levels during spraying may be harmful to your health. A wide range of health effects on the body brought on by chemical exposure include changed or uncontrollable mood, behavior, loss of coordination, slower response times, decreased eye sight, and state of mind. To save time and labour, crop fertilizer is sprayed using a drone. The primary goal of this project is to design a framework for the drone that sprays fertiliser over farms. Include a description of the creation and design of the quadcopter system's spaying mechanism.