About this Research Topic
This research topic aims to explore and define the multifaceted role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the food sector, encompassing various themes critical for its comprehensive understanding and effective implementation. Contributors are encouraged to delve into precision agriculture, investigating AI applications for crop monitoring, yield prediction, and resource optimization. The role of AI in food processing, distribution, and supply chain management should be explored, emphasizing quality control, traceability, and demand forecasting. Additionally, researchers can address AI-driven personalized nutrition, considering its impact on consumer health and well-being. Manuscripts discussing the challenges and ethical considerations associated with AI in the food sector are welcomed. We invite original research, reviews, and case studies that contribute to elucidating the transformative potential of AI in enhancing sustainability, efficiency, and innovation across the entire food industry landscape.
To gather further insights into the comprehensive role of AI in the food sector, we welcome articles addressing, but not limited to, the following themes:
• Precision agriculture: AI applications for crop monitoring, yield prediction, and resource optimization.
• Food processing: AI-driven quality control, automation, and efficiency improvements.
• Supply chain management: AI for traceability, demand forecasting, and waste reduction.
• Personalized nutrition: AI's impact on consumer health and well-being.
• Food safety monitoring: AI technologies ensuring food safety and compliance.
• Ethical considerations: Addressing the challenges and ethical implications of AI in the food sector.
Keywords: Machine Learning, Smart Agriculture, Precision Agriculture, Sustainable Food Production, Digital Transformation, Society Affiliation RT
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