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. 2020 May 7;20(9):2672. doi: 10.3390/s20092672

Table 1.

Weeding agrirobotic systems’ characteristics for various crops.

Crop Perception Sensors Weed Detection Weed Control Results Cited Work
Maize Cameras, optical and acoustic distance sensors Yes Chemical No performance metrics provided [38]
Carrot RGB infrared camera Partly Chemical 100% effectiveness with the DoD system [22]
Potato, corn Webcam, solid-state gyroscope Partly Chemical 98% and 89% detection accuracy [36]
Sugar beet Color camera Yes Mechanical Row detection precision < 25 mm.
> 90% in-row weed removal
[24]
N/A Stereo vision system, laser No Mechanical Precision < 3 cm. [27,29]
Rice Laser range finder, IMU No Mechanical Precision < 62 mm [25]
Beetroot Color camera, artificial vision, compass Yes Chemical > 85% detection & destroy, precision < 2 cm [37]
Grapes IMU, hall sensors, electromechanical sensor, a sonar sensor No Mechanical Average performance: 65% (feeler) & 82% (sonar) [30]
N/A Accelerometer, gyroscope, flex sensor No Mechanical No performance metrics provided [31]
Tomato Color camera, SensorWatch Partly Chemical 24.2% were incorrectly identified and sprayed and 52.4% of the weeds were not sprayed. [42]