Εργαστηριακός Συνεργάτης στα πλαίσια του Προπτυχιακού Προγράμματος Σπουδών (ΠΠΣ) στα μαθήματα:
Abstract
Throughout human history, agriculture has undergone a series of progressive transfor-
mations based on ever-evolving technologies in an effort to increase productivity and profitability.
Over the years, farming methods have evolved significantly, progressing from Agriculture 1.0, which
relied on primitive tools, to Agriculture 2.0, which incorporated machinery and advanced farming
practices, and subsequently to Agriculture 3.0, which emphasized mechanization and employed
intelligent machinery and technology to enhance productivity levels. To further automate and
increase agricultural productivity while minimizing agricultural inputs and pollutants, a new ap-
proach to agricultural management based on the concepts of the fourth industrial revolution is being
embraced gradually. This approach is referred to as “Agriculture 4.0” and is mainly implemented
through the use of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies, enabling the remote control of sensors and
actuators and the efficient collection and transfer of data. In addition, fueled by technologies such
as robotics, artificial intelligence, quantum sensing, and four-dimensional communication, a new
form of smart agriculture, called “Agriculture 5.0,” is now emerging. Agriculture 5.0 can exploit
the growing 5G network infrastructure as a basis. However, only 6G-IoT networks will be able
to offer the technological advances that will allow the full expansion of Agriculture 5.0, as can be
inferred from the relevant scientific literature and research. In this article, we first introduce the
scope of Agriculture 5.0 as well as the key features and technologies that will be leveraged in the
much-anticipated 6G-IoT communication systems. We then highlight the importance and influence
of these developing technologies in the further advancement of smart agriculture and conclude with
a discussion of future challenges and opportunities.
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