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February 26, 2026SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología0 citationsOpen Access

Development of Solar-Powered Herbicide Spraying Robot Controlled Using a Mobile Application

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SOSamuel Oluyemi OwoeyeFederal University of AgricultureFDFolasade O. DurodolaFederal University of AgricultureBBBabatunde BisiriyuFederal University of Agriculture

Key Points

  • This research aims to develop a solar-powered robot for herbicide spraying to enhance efficiency in farming operations.
  • Developed a solar-powered unmanned ground vehicle controlled via a mobile application
  • Tested solar charging efficiency and Bluetooth connectivity
  • Evaluated the spraying action of the robot in operational settings
  • Robot operation improved agricultural production efficiency
  • Solar charging system reduced reliance on traditional energy sources
  • Remote control capability minimized environmental pollution

Abstract

The evolution of digital agriculture is significantly influenced by agricultural robots, which contribute uniquely and present numerous benefits to the efficiency of farming operations. The trend of population explosion that the world is experiencing mandates the need to provide an adequate food supply. Hence, a conscious effort must be taken to eradicate weeds on the farmland. This research explored the use of technology to implement a weed elimination system by combining IOT and wireless navigation while also implementing solar energy which encourages green energy initiatives. The research encompasses an unmanned ground vehicle driven by four wheels and controlled by a mobile application that establishes a Bluetooth connection with the system. The ground vehicle was tested to establish the solar charging efficiency, the mobile application connection and operation and the ground vehicle spraying action. The result obtained at the end of the research showed that remote controlled operation of agricultural robots can help improve production efficiency while also reducing environmental pollution with solar charging systems.

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Owoeye et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699f95951bc9fecf3dab3892https://doi.org/10.31803/tg-20240916081420
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