Transactions of the ASAE · 2002 · 120 citations · 7 references
AgricultureAgricultural EngineeringWeed ScienceAgricultural AutomationAgricultural RoboticsWeed IdentificationAutomated Spraying SystemsPrecision Crop ManagementRobotic Weeding SystemsWeed ControlWeed DetectionWeed ManagementAutonomous Weed ControlMachine Vision SensingMachine Vision SystemsMachine Vision Weed IdentificationPrecision Weed ControlSprayWeeding RoboticsWeeding Robots
A realtime robotic weed control system was developed and tested in commercial cotton fields. The precision weedcontrol system was capable of distinguishing grasslike weeds from cotton plants and applying a chemical spray only totargeted weeds while traveling at a continuous speed of 0.45 m/s. The robot consisted of a realtime machine vision system,a controlled illumination chamber, and a precision chemical applicator. In commercial cotton fields, the system correctlysprayed 88.8% of the weeds while correctly identifying and not spraying 78.7% of the cotton plants while traveling at0.45 m/s.
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