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Vineyard Pest Monitoring System based on Arduino Solution

This system utilizes LoRa technology to enable remote monitoring of Popillia japonica in vineyards. Arduino Pro allows farmers to monitor Popillia japonica activity with pheromone traps and collect the data remotely. This makes it easier for farmers to detect infestations early and act, leading to improved efficiency and higher yields. The IoT technology also helps reduce labor costs associated with manual monitoring.
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