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Modelling and Control of a Trailer Sprayer for Precision Spraying

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Modelling and Control of a Trailer Sprayer for Precision Spraying
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Article in International Conference Proceedings Book
Year
2024
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Baltazar, A
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Conference proceedings International
Pages: 171-176
International Conference on Autonomous Robot Systems and Competitions (ICARSC)
Paredes de Coura, PORTUGAL, MAY 02-03, 2024
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Abstract (EN): Precision spraying in agriculture is crucial for optimizing the application of pesticides while minimizing environmental impact. Despite significant advancements in control models for spraying systems, predictive control algorithms were not used. This paper addresses this gap by proposing a real-time control framework that integrates predictive control strategies to ensure consistent pressure output in a trailer sprayer. Based on information from various sensors, the framework anticipates and adapts to dynamic environmental conditions, enhancing accuracy and sustainability in spraying practices. A methodology is developed to define a proportional valve model. Based on this valve model, the predictive control model optimizes valve movements to minimize errors between predicted and reference pressures, thereby improving spraying efficiency. This study demonstrates the viability of predictive control in improving precision spraying systems applicable to autonomous robots, encouraging future advances in agricultural spraying technologies.
Language: English
Type (Professor's evaluation): Scientific
No. of pages: 6
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