Since India is the second-highest populated country in the world and the
seventh-largest country in terms of area, which includes hills, plateaus, coastal areas,
etc., this situation of land makes a variety of crops and harvest timelines. These
timelines seeped into India’s culture and festivals. The harvest planning of farmers
became a very challenging task due to the variety of land and multitude of harvest
timelines as well. To execute this harvest plan, farmers must survey and map their land,
but their limited reach restricts them. In view of these restrictions and limitations,
drones can be very helpful for farmers; these drones can improve surveying quality and
provide a proper harvest timeline as output. Artificial Intelligence-powered drones will
give results in three stages: analysis of field planning, tracking the growth and counting
of crops, and finally the ripeness tracking and timing of the harvest.
Keywords: Artificial intelligence, Drone, Gross domestic product and agriculture.
