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IJSREM62774
Volume:
10 |
5 |
May 2026
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1-4
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.

Department of Electronics And Telecommmunication
Zeal College Of Engineering And Research Pune
Department of Electronics And Telecommmunication
Zeal College Of Engineering And Research Pune
Department of Electronics And Telecommmunication
Zeal College Of Engineering And Research Pune
Department of Electronics And Telecommmunication
Zeal College Of Engineering And Research Pune
The research project “Rice Quality Inspector using AI/ML and IoT” aims to develop an intelligent and automated system for accurate assessment of rice grain quality using artificial intelligence, machine learning, and the Internet of Things. Traditional methods of rice quality inspection are manual, time-consuming, and prone to human error, leading to inconsistent grading. The proposed system uses a YOLOv8-based image processing model to detect rice grains, identify defects, and classify impurities with high accuracy. IoT sensors such as DHT22, MQ135, and soil moisture sensors are used to monitor environmental parameters like temperature, humidity, and gas concentration to maintain optimal storage conditions. The system also provides AI-based suggestions for improving rice quality. This approach reduces manual effort, increases accuracy, and supports smart and sustainable agricultural practices.
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The Rice Quality Inspector (Grain Insight) project provides an intelligent, automated, and reliable method for assessing the quality of rice grains using a combination of YOLOv8-based image processing and IoT sensor integration. The system monitors essential environmental parameters such as temperature, humidity, and gas concentration through sensors like DHT22, MQ135, and the soil moisture sensor, ensuring that the storage conditions are ideal for maintaining rice quality. Meanwhile, the YOLOv8 model performs accurate grain detection and impurity identification, reducing manual inspection errors and improving consistency in grading and evaluation. Furthermore, the inclusion of AI-driven suggestions for improvement adds a predictive and analytical layer to the system, helping users make better decisions in real time.
[1] “Vision-Based Defect Classification and Weight Estimation of Rice Kernels” — Xiang Wang et al., arXiv (2022). Deep-learning approach that detects kernel defects and estimates defective mass fraction — useful for linking detection to quality metrics. [2] “Rice Grain Detection and Counting Method Based on an Improved YOLO Model” — Zou et al., Sensors (MDPI), 2023. YOLO-based detection adapted for rice grains (improvements for accuracy/recall) — directly relevant if you use YOLO family models. [3] Rice Grain Type and Grading of Rice Grains using Image Processing (C. Sindhu et al., 2021, IJRESM) This paper presents a method to classify and grade rice grains based on their physical features using image processing techniques. [4] Rice Grains Detection, Classification, and Quality Prediction Using Deep Learning (Ramya Asalatha Busi et al., 2024, IJRASET) This study uses deep learning models to automatically detect and classify rice grains and predict their quality. [5] Rice Grain Detection and Counting Method Based on TCLE–YOLO Model — Zou et al., Sensors (MDPI), 2023. This paper proposes an improved YOLOv5 model (TCLE–YOLO) for precise rice grain detection and counting with very high accuracy.
Publication Date
5/7/2026
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Double-Blind Peer Review
Review Rounds: 2
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