Research on Greenhouse Positioning Based on Multi-Source Information Fusion

With the deep penetration of modern technology into the agricultural field, greenhouses have become an indispensable part of agricultural production, and the demand for internal navigation and positioning technology is increasingly prominent. Due to the shielding nature of the internal environment of greenhouses, traditional single navigation positioning methods often fall short in pursuing high-precision positioning. Therefore, this article aims to address the navigation and positioning challenges in greenhouse environments by conducting in-depth research on multi-source information fusion positioning methods to improve positioning accuracy and stability. This article establishes a novel multi-source navigation algorithm. This algorithm integrates data from multiple sensors, including but not limited to GNSS signals, IMU data, and magnetic field information, to achieve more accurate positioning results. To verify the correctness and effectiveness of the proposed algorithm, a navigation and positioning device was designed and extensively tested through experiments. Through the experimental verification of this device, the performance and reliability of the algorithm can be more accurately evaluated. After experimental verification, the multi-source information fusion positioning method adopted in this article demonstrates higher positioning accuracy and stronger robustness in greenhouse environments, providing strong support for precise management of greenhouse agricultural production and effectively responding to complex and changing greenhouse environments. In addition, simulation testing and functional testing have been completed, further confirming the practical application effect of the algorithm. This article not only provides innovative solutions for precise navigation of greenhouses, but also brings new inspiration and methods to the research of positioning technology in related fields, promoting the further development of positioning technology.

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Agricultural Sciences
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.4236/as.2025.165029
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Indoor and Outdoor Localization Technologies
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Research on Greenhouse Positioning Based on Multi-Source Information Fusion

Zh Guo
Agricultural Sciences
Indoor and Outdoor Localization Technologies
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Research on Greenhouse Positioning Based on Multi-Source Information Fusion

Zh Guo
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Abstract

With the deep penetration of modern technology into the agricultural field, greenhouses have become an indispensable part of agricultural production, and the demand for internal navigation and positioning technology is increasingly prominent. Due to the shielding nature of the internal environment of greenhouses, traditional single navigation positioning methods often fall short in pursuing high-precision positioning. Therefore, this article aims to address the navigation and positioning challenges in greenhouse environments by conducting in-depth research on multi-source information fusion positioning methods to improve positioning accuracy and stability. This article establishes a novel multi-source navigation algorithm. This algorithm integrates data from multiple sensors, including but not limited to GNSS signals, IMU data, and magnetic field information, to achieve more accurate positioning results. To verify the correctness and effectiveness of the proposed algorithm, a navigation and positioning device was designed and extensively tested through experiments. Through the experimental verification of this device, the performance and reliability of the algorithm can be more accurately evaluated. After experimental verification, the multi-source information fusion positioning method adopted in this article demonstrates higher positioning accuracy and stronger robustness in greenhouse environments, providing strong support for precise management of greenhouse agricultural production and effectively responding to complex and changing greenhouse environments. In addition, simulation testing and functional testing have been completed, further confirming the practical application effect of the algorithm. This article not only provides innovative solutions for precise navigation of greenhouses, but also brings new inspiration and methods to the research of positioning technology in related fields, promoting the further development of positioning technology.

Agricultural SciencesVol. 16(05)
Nanshan Group (China) (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 91%
Indoor and Outdoor Localization Technologies
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