A Review of Iot-Based Technologies for Identification and Monitoring of Rice Crop Diseases

Abstract: Paddy is one of the main crops throughout the world. It plays the role of important food crops in most parts of Asia (Chen et. al.). Paddy is prone to a lot of diseases so there is a need of proper monitoring system to monitor the paddy crop during its production. There are three stages of production of paddy i.e.Vegetation, reproductive and ripening. The field of IoT helped a lot in the development of monitoring system to detect the growth as well as diseases of rice crops. This article solely focused on the review or study of different articles which proposed different monitoring and detection system for monitoring of rice crop. To conduct the study different papers have been reviewed and found that there are a lot of devices present to detect the crop production but none of them are 100 percent accurate.

Rice, Monitoring, agriculture, IoT, Paddy Diseases

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