Taiwan

Trends of AIoT Application in Smart Agriculture

Ta-Te Lin, Dan Jeric Arcega Rustia
ABSTRACT The rapid development of AI and IoT devices and infrastructure has formed the convergence of the two transformative technologies into AIoT (Artificial Intelligence of Things). Although AIoT is still at a growing stage, its applications in many areas are already boosting enormous...
Country: Taiwan Topic: Smart agriculture
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Application of Common Information Platform to Foster Data-Driven Agriculture in Taiwan

Jyh-Rong Tsay, Chun-Tang Lu, Ting-Chieh Tu
ABSTRACT In 2017, the Council of Agriculture in Taiwan initiated “Smart Agriculture (SA)”, a 6-year research program. Based on sensor/sensing technologies, intelligent robots, Internet of Things (IoTs) and big data analytics, it is expected to build smart production, marketing and digital...
Country: Taiwan Topic: Smart agriculture
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Egg Production Recording System of Taiwan Native Chicken

Der-Yuh Lin, Ming-Che Wu, Shwu-Jen Tzeng, Yung-Yu Lai
ABSTRACT To save the labor cost of chicken egg production records input and reduce the probability of incorrect data input, we use the existing 134.2kHz full-duplex animal electronic tag and 125kHz electronic tag in Asia, combined with the Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) multi-frequency...
Country: Taiwan Topic: Smart agriculture
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Robots for Herd Management of Dairy Cows in Tropical Taiwan

Ming-Che Wu, Chuan-Wei Chao, Hsiu-Luan Chang, Jen-Wen Shiau
ABSTRACT Smart Agriculture 4.0 Program of Taiwan targets three major fields, namely agriculture biotechnology, quality agriculture, and precision agriculture; precision agriculture is divided into two major categories: establishing foundations and promoting excellence. The current technical...
Country: Taiwan Topic: Smart agriculture
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Development and Restrictions of Plant Patents in Taiwan

Pei-Jung Wen, Yen-Ming Chen
INTRODUCTION Taiwanese agricultural technologies and their development are outstanding, as demonstrated by the novel products available in the market every year. However, the current Patent Act in Taiwan protects only non-biotechnology methods for crop production (Hsiao, 2007). New cultivars...
Country: Taiwan Topic: Agricultural science policies
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