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    Multipurpose Agro System
    (North South University, 2018) Md. Omar Faruque Shah; Surith Bhowmick; Shahnewaz Siqqique; 1411288043; 1410132043
    An agricultural mechanism or agro mechanism could be a mechanism conveyed for agricultural capacities. The most space of use of robots in agriculture is seeding robots square measure intended to trade human work. The agricultural business is behind elective integral businesses in exploitation robots because of the sort of occupations worried in agriculture are no and burrow. This project talks about building up a mechanism fit for movement activities like programmed seeding and burrow. It also gives manual administration once required and monitors the wetness with the help of wetness sensors. Then primary part here is that the small scale controller that manages the entirety strategy. The agro-robots are fit for performing self-ruling driving also, three programmed agricultural activities, viz. hilling, mulching, and sowing of seeds in the separate request. The information got from different sensors on the field is later transmitted to the controller through ZigBee system to roll out the improvements in the control program to get wanted field yield. The exploration is directed to give help to farmers by decreasing work hours for agricultural exercises by implementing automation. This study will give another option to the existing systems with apparatuses appended behind tractors and thorough manual activities on agricultural field at successful cost.

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