Design & Fabrication of a Solar Powered Seed Sprayer Machine
Mr. T. GANESH M. Tech1
GONDESI SATISH REDDY2, ARJILLI ARUN KUMAR3, BONDA JAYANTH4,
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR1, Mechanical Engineering, WELLFARE Engineering College.
2,3,4,BTECH Student, WELLFARE Engineering College.
Abstract -
The rapid advancement of modern technology has significantly influenced all sectors, including agriculture. To meet the increasing global food demand, it is essential to adopt innovative farming techniques that enhance crop productivity without degrading soil quality. This project focuses on the design and development of a solar-powered, remote-controlled seed sowing machine with an integrated spraying system. Traditional seed sowing methods in India such as manual labor and animal-driven operations are time-consuming and result in low productivity, while tractor-based systems rely on fossil fuels, contributing to environmental pollution and energy depletion. To address these challenges, the proposed system utilizes clean and renewable solar energy, thereby reducing operational costs, labor dependency, and environmental impact. The machine operates using a solar panel that converts sunlight into electrical energy, which is stored in a 12V battery. This energy powers a DC motor responsible for driving the system. Additionally, IR sensors are incorporated to enable automated navigation and field coverage. The system is capable of performing multiple agricultural operations, including digging, seed sowing, and spraying, while adapting to varying ground conditions. Overall, the proposed solution offers an efficient, eco-friendly, and cost-effective approach to modern agriculture, contributing to sustainable farming practices and improved crop yield.
Keywords:
· Solar-powered agriculture
· Seed sowing machine
· Remote-controlled robot
· Smart farming
· Precision agriculture
· DC motor drive system
· IR sensor navigation
· Automated irrigation / spraying
· Sustainable farming
· Renewable energy applications
· Agricultural robotics
· Cost-effective farming technology