Agriculture with AI-Driven Biopolymers and Smart Sensors
AI-Powered Smart Sensors and Biopolymers for Optimizing Agricultural Practices
About This Course
This 4-day workshop explores the integration of AI, biopolymers, and smart sensors to revolutionize agriculture. Participants will learn how biopolymers and polymer-based smart sensors are applied in precision farming to optimize crop growth, improve soil health, and enhance sustainability. Through theory and hands-on sessions using Google Colab, participants will develop AI models to predict soil health, monitor crop growth, and optimize biopolymer applications for sustainable agriculture.
Aim
To provide participants with the knowledge and hands-on experience in integrating AI, biopolymers, and smart sensors to optimize agricultural practices, enhance soil health, and promote sustainable farming.
Workshop Objectives
- Understand the role of biopolymers and smart sensors in sustainable agriculture.
- Learn the integration of AI with biopolymers and smart sensors to enhance precision farming.
- Explore case studies showcasing successful AI-powered agricultural technologies.
- Develop AI models to predict soil health and monitor crop growth using biopolymer-based sensors.
- Gain practical skills in implementing these technologies for real-world agricultural practices.
Workshop Structure
📅 Day 1: Introduction to Biopolymers and Smart Sensors in Agriculture
- Understanding biopolymers and their significance in agricultural sustainability
- Overview of polymer-based smart sensors and their role in precision farming
- Key benefits and challenges in integrating biopolymers and sensors for agriculture
📅 Day 2: AI Integration in Agricultural Biopolymers and Smart Sensors
- Role of AI in enhancing biopolymer applications for soil health and crop sustainability
- Integrating AI in polymer-based sensors for precision agriculture
- Case studies: Successful AI-powered agricultural technologies using biopolymers and sensors
📅 Day 3: Future of AI, Biopolymers, and Smart Sensors in Agriculture
- Innovations and emerging trends in biopolymer research for agriculture
- Exploring AI advancements and their impact on sensor-based precision farming
- Practical strategies for implementing these technologies in real-world agricultural practices
📅 Day 4: Hands-On Practical Implementation (Google Colab)
- Hands-on 1: Building AI models to predict soil health based on biopolymer applications
- Hands-on 2: Integrating polymer-based smart sensors with AI to monitor crop growth
- Hands-on 3: Developing an AI-driven system to optimize biopolymer use in sustainable agriculture
Who Should Enrol?
- Agricultural researchers, sustainability experts, engineers, and technology professionals.
- Participants with an interest in AI applications in agriculture, biopolymers, or smart sensor technologies.
- Basic understanding of AI or machine learning is helpful but not required.
Important Dates
Registration Ends
02/02/2026
IST 7:00 PM
Workshop Dates
02/02/2026 – 02/05/2026
IST 8:00 PM
Workshop Outcomes
- Explain the significance of biopolymers and smart sensors in agriculture.
- Integrate AI into biopolymer applications for soil health and crop sustainability.
- Apply AI-powered smart sensors for precision farming.
- Build AI models to predict soil health and optimize biopolymer use in agriculture.
- Implement AI-driven systems to monitor and optimize crop growth and farming practices.
Fee Structure
Student
₹2499 | $65
Ph.D. Scholar / Researcher
₹3499 | $75
Academician / Faculty
₹4499 | $85
Industry Professional
₹6499 | $105
What You’ll Gain
- Live & recorded sessions
- e-Certificate upon completion
- Post-workshop query support
- Hands-on learning experience
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