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Project Farm3r

FARM3R PROJECT AIMS TO DEVELOP AUTOMATION IN AGRICULTURE WITH THE HELP OF ROBOTICS.

Team Members: Venkatesh Dempo, Darsh, Sai Pranav Gandhi, Taksh Parekh

The project was submitted to Techfest, IIT Bombay organised by IIT Bombay and WitBlox as part of ‘Young Inventor 2020’ under theme Innovation in FarmingTeam Legogoa has developed automation models with the help of Lego robotics kit for various farming operations.

The automation bots are modular in nature and can be easily switched to carry out multiple farm operationsThe most important part of the project is that the entire model is based on Farm Automation as a Service model and not as Buy model. The farmer will be able to hire the robots on hourly basis just like tractor to carry out the farm operations in a easy and efficient manner.For more details on the project check out website www.legogoa.in

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