IOT, Tecnologias 4.0 y Sensores para Mayor Productividad en la Agricultura - TvAgro por Juan Gonzalo

Twitter @juangangel Currently, the agricultural sector is undergoing a huge change and facing a great challenge: incorporating the technologies that the Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence have to offer. How can agricultural producers benefit from the technologies of the Fourth Industrial Revolution? These Industry 4.0 technologies for agriculture are very viable to implement in order to increase crop productivity, and in this episode, with the team of professionals from Taclla, a Colombian company that seeks to bring technological advances to the field, we will learn how a soil station with sensors works to monitor humidity, temperature, and soil condition. Historically, industrial revolutions have been marked by milestones that introduce changes in the way things are done, and for the agricultural sector, the time has come to bring technology closer to all farmers. Soil, or earth, is the biologically active, superficial part of the Earth's crust, resulting from the disintegration or physical or chemical alteration of rocks and the residues of living organisms that inhabit it. Many processes can contribute to the formation of a particular soil, including wind deposition, sedimentation in waterways, weathering, and the deposition of organic material. Source: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suelo Juan Gonzalo Angel Restrepo www.tvagro.tv