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Smart Agriculture

Quantum computing solutions Maximising Agricultural Field Efficiency and Improve Crop Network Connectivity.

OWNER

 

STATUS

Phase 0 – Idea

QUANTUM APPROACH

Optimisation

SDGs

ORIGIN OF CONTRIBUTORS

IMPACT/CONTEXT:

Optimising crop planting strategies to meet demand efficiently is crucial for maximising agricultural productivity and farmer welfare. Traditional decision-making processes in agriculture may not effectively handle the complexities of large-scale cultivation planning due to computational limitations. Effective and optimised agricultural practices can lead to increased yield, reduced waste, and better management of natural resources, all of which are essential for sustainable food systems and combating hunger globally.

 

HOW COULD QUANTUM HELP:

Quantum computing offers new strategies for tackling agricultural problems, optimising various aspects of farming from crop production to resource management. By enhancing decision-making processes, quantum techniques support sustainable agricultural development, aligning with the objectives of zero hunger and responsible production. By enhancing agricultural efficiency, quantum computing could play a crucial role in addressing global challenges related to food production and distribution.

 

REFERENCES:

National Pingtung University, Chung Yuan Christian University, Quantum Information Center

Quantum Mind