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Sensing the perfect tomato : an Internet of things approach / author: Denise Wilson.

By: Wilson, Denise (University of Washington) [author.]Material type: Text

TextPublisher: Boca Raton, FL : CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group, 2019Description: 1 online resourceContent type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9780429023729; 0429023723; 9780429654763; 0429654766; 9780429659645; 0429659644; 9780429657207; 042965720XSubject(s): Tomatoes | Tomatoes -- Remote sensing | Internet of things | MEDICAL / Nutrition | TECHNOLOGY / Agriculture / GeneralDDC classification: 635/.642 LOC classification: SB349 | .W46 2019ebOnline resources: Taylor & Francis | OCLC metadata license agreement

Contents:

Tomatoes in history -- Tomatoes in diet -- The perfect tomato -- Sensors in the Internet of things (IOT) -- Sensing for the color of the perfect tomato -- Sensing for the perfectly firm tomato -- Sensing pH for the perfect tomato -- The future of IOT in tomatoes.

Summary: Tomatoes are an important crop for their economic value and nutritional benefits. Optimizing yields for tomato crops requires careful attention to how and when to harvest both in the context of time-to-market and end use. The Internet of Things (IOT), when using distributed and networked sensors, has shown tremendous potential to support precision agriculture, providing a finer resolution, more detailed picture of crops that was not previously possible using conventional crop monitoring techniques. This book marries the potential of the Internet of Sensors to the needs of tomato farming, in ways that are economically fruitful, technologically robust, and environmentally sustainable.

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Tomatoes are an important crop for their economic value and nutritional benefits. Optimizing yields for tomato crops requires careful attention to how and when to harvest both in the context of time-to-market and end use. The Internet of Things (IOT), when using distributed and networked sensors, has shown tremendous potential to support precision agriculture, providing a finer resolution, more detailed picture of crops that was not previously possible using conventional crop monitoring techniques. This book marries the potential of the Internet of Sensors to the needs of tomato farming, in ways that are economically fruitful, technologically robust, and environmentally sustainable.

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