US Patent Application 18247206. METHOD AND DEVICE FOR CLASSIFYING PLANTS, AND COMPUTER PROGRAM PRODUCT simplified abstract

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METHOD AND DEVICE FOR CLASSIFYING PLANTS, AND COMPUTER PROGRAM PRODUCT

Organization Name

Robert Bosch GmbH

Inventor(s)

Andreas Weimer of Gaertringen (DE)

Farid Khani of Boennigheim (DE)

METHOD AND DEVICE FOR CLASSIFYING PLANTS, AND COMPUTER PROGRAM PRODUCT - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18247206 titled 'METHOD AND DEVICE FOR CLASSIFYING PLANTS, AND COMPUTER PROGRAM PRODUCT

Simplified Explanation

- This patent application describes a method for classifying plants based on their characteristics. - The method involves using an optical and/or infrared detection unit to detect plants or their components, such as leaves, in a specific area. - The detected image data from the detection unit are then analyzed using an algorithm to distinguish between two different types of plants. - The second type of plant, which is identified through the evaluation, is treated with a medium, preferably a liquid spray. - The first type of plant, on the other hand, is planted in a tubular cultivation row tube as a plant row. - The innovation lies in the use of optical and/or infrared detection technology combined with an algorithm to accurately classify plants and differentiate between different types. - This method can be useful in various agricultural applications, such as optimizing plant treatment and cultivation processes.


Original Abstract Submitted

A method for classifying plants. In the method, the plants or their plant components, in particular plant leaves, are detected in an evaluation region with the aid of an optical and/or infrared detection unit, and the detected image data of the detection unit are evaluated with the aid of an algorithm, via the evaluation a first plant type being distinguished from a second plant type, the second plant type being treated in particular with a medium, preferably a liquid spray, and the first plant type being planted in the form of a plant row in a tubular cultivation row tube.