AQLLI KO‘CHAT EKISH MASHINASI – YASHIL KELAJAK UCHUN INNOVATSIYA

Dadajonov Baxtiyorjon Akramovich; Abdubannopov Abdulatif Abdulxaq o‘g‘li

doi:10.56292/SJFSU/vol31_iss6/a266

Authors

Dadajonov Baxtiyorjon Akramovich

Farg‘ona davlat texnik universiteti

https://orcid.org/0009-0009-7528-9834
Abdubannopov Abdulatif Abdulxaq o‘g‘li

Farg‘ona davlat texnik universiteti

https://orcid.org/0009-0001-3653-0754

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.56292/SJFSU/vol31_iss6/a266

Keywords:

SmartPlant, intelligent seedling planting machine, Aral Sea region, ecology, desertification, artificial intelligence.

Abstract

The ecological challenges in the Aral Sea region, including desertification, soil degradation, and the loss of biodiversity, pose a serious threat to sustainable development. Traditional manual tree-planting methods require significant time and resources, while many seedlings fail to survive in the harsh climatic conditions. To address these challenges, the “SmartPlant – Intelligent Seedling Planting Machine” project has been developed. This device is based on artificial intelligence and automated systems, enabling analysis of soil moisture, chemical composition, and climate conditions to ensure optimal planting sites for seedlings. Moreover, the machine provides continuous monitoring of the planted seedlings, tracking their root development and growth to enhance efficiency. This innovative approach contributes to environmental restoration, reduces desertification, and expands green areas. Ultimately, the project plays an important role not only in the Aral Sea region but also in ensuring ecological sustainability across Central Asia.

Author Biographies

Dadajonov Baxtiyorjon Akramovich, Farg‘ona davlat texnik universiteti

Farg‘ona davlat texnik universiteti Mexanika-mashinasozlik fakulteti “Transport vositalari muhandisligi kafedrasi” Katta o‘qituvchisi
Abdubannopov Abdulatif Abdulxaq o‘g‘li, Farg‘ona davlat texnik universiteti

Farg‘ona davlat texnik universiteti Mexanika-mashinasozlik fakulteti “Transport vositalari muhandisligi kafedrasi” assistant

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