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Aug
Gas Sensors Help Smart Farming Create A Green and Safe Farming Environment
The rapidly developing livestock industry has brought significant economic growth and social benefits. However, at the same time, it also faces challenges in terms of environmental protection and public health. Gases commonly produced during livestock farming include ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide, methane, and other volatile organic compounds. These gases not only pollute the environment but also directly impact animal health, human health, and food safety. Against this backdrop, smart farming has emerged, integrating cutting-edge technologies such as modern information technology, the Internet of Things, big data analysis, and artificial intelligence to intelligently transform and upgrade traditional livestock farming models. The core essence of smart farming lies in building a data-driven decision support system to achieve refined, automated, and intelligent farming management. Among these, gas sensors play a crucial role as a key component. These sensors can precisely monitor the concentrations of various gases in the farming environment, providing real-time, accurate data support for environmental regulation, disease prevention, and production optimization. Gas sensors play a crucial role in smart farming, with each type of sensor designed to monitor specific gases: 1. Ammonia sensor: By continuously monitoring ammonia levels, the sensor can trigger the ventilation system to improve air quality...
