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This project will ultimately consist of | |||
* A literature study on automated farming | |||
* In-depth analysis on yet to be specified topics, exploring their possibilities | |||
* A design for automated farming in hot and dry conditions | |||
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= Users = | = Users = | ||
= State-of-the-art = | = State-of-the-art = | ||
Revision as of 13:25, 9 February 2019
Group members
| Edwin Steenkamer | 1006712 |
| Sjir Schielen | 1024154 |
| Thijs Conner | 1011148 |
| Tobin van den Hurk | 1009573 |
| Tom Verberk | 1016472 |
Subject
Objectives
Milestones
- Summarize at least 7 scientific articles each
- Current situation sketch
- Determine & discuss possibilities for improvement of current situation
- Cost analysis
- (Low-level) System design
- Example scenarios
Approach
For this project, an initial literature study is required. By exploring the subject in a top-down fashion, the main focus of the project can be adjusted. In other words, gathering information on the broad topic of farming in sub-optimal conditions in general, allows for the project to delve deeper into the aspects of farming deemed most important. Using this method instead of starting with a focus on a specific problem regarding farming, eliminates the threat of discovering this specific problem is not as interesting or important as expected. Another benefit of starting with an extensive research on the state-of-the-art, is that the amount of assumptions is expected to be limited. This allows for more grounded arguments and reasoning as to why certain aspects are deemed more important.
Deliverables
This project will ultimately consist of
- A literature study on automated farming
- In-depth analysis on yet to be specified topics, exploring their possibilities
- A design for automated farming in hot and dry conditions