I was wondering if any researcher or institute have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) system that would assist local farmers in field diagnosis of diseases by simply inputting their observations & the AI system will respond with possible results & solutions to the problem as well, just as Google search responds to questions asked.
I don't mind partnering with such institutes or researcher(s) to improve on the efficiency and diagnostic precision of the system since I am a Plant Epidemiologist. Thank you!!!
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/B9780323905503000072
Yes, there are several AI systems for plant disease diagnosis. These systems use machine learning algorithms to analyze images of plants and detect signs of disease.
One example of such a system is PlantVillage, which is a free, open-access platform that uses machine learning to diagnose plant diseases. PlantVillage provides a mobile app that allows farmers to take pictures of their crops and receive automated diagnoses of any diseases or pests that may be present.
Another example is Deep Plant Phenomics, which is a research project that uses machine learning to analyze high-resolution images of plants to identify and classify different diseases.
In addition, several companies are developing AI-based systems for plant disease diagnosis, such as Taranis and Prospera. These companies use advanced machine learning algorithms to analyze images of plants and detect signs of disease, allowing farmers to take action to prevent the spread of disease and improve crop yields.
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