Affiliation:
1. Mar Baselios College of Engineering and Technology, India
Abstract
The food industry has been unable to control the demand-supply cycle and has also fallen short on food safety due to human engagement. Food production and distribution activities may be controlled more efficiently while also improving operational competence using an artificial intelligence-based solution. The food industry's future is entirely reliant on drones and also witty and robotic farming, thanks to AI and machine learning. Smart farming (soil monitoring, pest monitoring, and fertilizer management), food processing (production, processing, marketing, and customer feedback), and food safety, among other topics, need a detailed evaluation of machine learning applications in the agrifood business. It is vital to monitor production lines to ensure that the manufacturing process and products fulfill the required quality standards. A plethora of data may now be created throughout the production process due to growing digitization.