Sustainable Agriculture with Self-Powered Wireless Sensing
Agricultural sustainability is becoming more and more important for human health. Wireless sensing technology could provide smart monitoring in real time for different parameters in planting, breeding, and the food supply chain with advanced sensors such as flexible sensors; wireless communication n...
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| description | Agricultural sustainability is becoming more and more important for human health. Wireless sensing technology could provide smart monitoring in real time for different parameters in planting, breeding, and the food supply chain with advanced sensors such as flexible sensors; wireless communication networks such as third-, fourth-, or fifth-generation (3G, 4G, or 5G) mobile communication technology networks; and artificial intelligence (AI) models. Many sustainable, natural, renewable, and recycled facility energies such as light, wind, water, heat, acoustic, radio frequency (RF), and microbe energies that exist in actual agricultural systems could be harvested by advanced self-powered technologies and devices using solar cells, electromagnetic generators (EMGs), thermoelectric generators (TEGs), piezoelectric generators (PZGs), triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs), or microbial full cells (MFCs). Sustainable energy harvesting to the maximum extent possible could lead to the creation of sustainable self-powered wireless sensing devices, reduce carbon emissions, and result in the implementation of precision smart monitoring, management, and decision making for agricultural production. Therefore, this article suggests that proposing and developing a self-powered wireless sensing system for sustainable agriculture (SAS) would be an effective way to improve smart agriculture production efficiency while achieving green and sustainable agriculture and, finally, ensuring food quality and safety and human health. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-0671a3f5abc642ab9a2d2b0836c2df992025-08-20T03:12:32ZengMDPI AGAgriculture2077-04722025-01-0115323410.3390/agriculture15030234Sustainable Agriculture with Self-Powered Wireless SensingXinqing Xiao0College of Engineering, China Agricultural University, Beijing 100083, ChinaAgricultural sustainability is becoming more and more important for human health. Wireless sensing technology could provide smart monitoring in real time for different parameters in planting, breeding, and the food supply chain with advanced sensors such as flexible sensors; wireless communication networks such as third-, fourth-, or fifth-generation (3G, 4G, or 5G) mobile communication technology networks; and artificial intelligence (AI) models. Many sustainable, natural, renewable, and recycled facility energies such as light, wind, water, heat, acoustic, radio frequency (RF), and microbe energies that exist in actual agricultural systems could be harvested by advanced self-powered technologies and devices using solar cells, electromagnetic generators (EMGs), thermoelectric generators (TEGs), piezoelectric generators (PZGs), triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs), or microbial full cells (MFCs). Sustainable energy harvesting to the maximum extent possible could lead to the creation of sustainable self-powered wireless sensing devices, reduce carbon emissions, and result in the implementation of precision smart monitoring, management, and decision making for agricultural production. Therefore, this article suggests that proposing and developing a self-powered wireless sensing system for sustainable agriculture (SAS) would be an effective way to improve smart agriculture production efficiency while achieving green and sustainable agriculture and, finally, ensuring food quality and safety and human health.https://www.mdpi.com/2077-0472/15/3/234sustainable agriculturesustainable energy harvestingself-powered wireless sensingsmart agriculturefood quality and safety |
| spellingShingle | Xinqing Xiao Sustainable Agriculture with Self-Powered Wireless Sensing Agriculture sustainable agriculture sustainable energy harvesting self-powered wireless sensing smart agriculture food quality and safety |
| title | Sustainable Agriculture with Self-Powered Wireless Sensing |
| title_full | Sustainable Agriculture with Self-Powered Wireless Sensing |
| title_fullStr | Sustainable Agriculture with Self-Powered Wireless Sensing |
| title_full_unstemmed | Sustainable Agriculture with Self-Powered Wireless Sensing |
| title_short | Sustainable Agriculture with Self-Powered Wireless Sensing |
| title_sort | sustainable agriculture with self powered wireless sensing |
| topic | sustainable agriculture sustainable energy harvesting self-powered wireless sensing smart agriculture food quality and safety |
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