India being an agricultural country, food quality tracking is a major challenge faced by common farmers across the country. This research presents an innovative integration of Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) to address key challenges in agriculture—fruit quality tracking and plant disease detection. The unified system comprises the Fruit Quality Tracker and the Plant Disease Detector, leveraging advanced image analysis for precision agriculture. The Fruit Quality Tracker uses computer vision to assess ripeness and defects in real-time, empowering farmers with informed decisions. Simultaneously, the Plant Disease Detector swiftly identifies and classifies diseases, mitigating economic losses. The research explores architectural nuances, development methodologies, and deployment on Google Cloud Platform. Testing shows high accuracy rates of 98.5% for fruit quality and 98.83% for plant disease detection. The system's transformative potential in agriculture is highlighted, bridging the gap between technology and sustainable food production systems.
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