Ethereum blockchain and authentication-based smart contract for pest detection and smart irrigation using an adaptive deep learning model with IoT

Abstract A secure platform for exchanging and storing agricultural data is provided via a blockchain-powered framework. By integrating edge computing, blockchain technology, and the Internet of Things (IoT) the production of crops can be boosted while using fewer natural resources. In the sector of agriculture, sensors and equipment gather various data about the landscape, which can subsequently be delivered to a server in a cloud environment. Due to its extreme fragility, these data must be securely stored and guarded from unwanted access. The core aim of this work is to propose a hybrid Reconditioned Random value-based Wombat Optimization with Adaptive Multi-scale Vision Transformer-based EfficientNet (RRWO-AMViT-ENet) model integrated with Ethereum smart contracts for secure pest detection and smart irrigation in IoT environments. The gathered agricultural images are initially stored and managed using the Ethereum blockchain. Then, node authentication is performed using the Smart Contract-based Adaptive Deep Support Vector Machine (SC-ADSVM). A Reconditioned Random value-based Wombat Optimization (RRWO) is utilized to optimize the variables of the developed SC-ADSVM. In order to perform pest detection and smart irrigation, the Adaptive Multi-scale Vision Transformer-based EfficientNet (AMViT-ENet) is used. The proposed model is implemented on the IP102-Dataset, where it obtained an accuracy of 96.39% in the pest detection operation. Thus, the proposed model provides effective results for pest detection and the smart irrigation process. From the attained results, it is concluded that the recommended strategy can provide intelligent service to the farmer.

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Discover Computing
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2026-07-27
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s10791-026-10274-y
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Smart Agriculture and AI
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Abstract A secure platform for exchanging and storing agricultural data is provided via a blockchain-powered framework. By integrating edge computing, blockchain technology, and the Internet of Things (IoT) the production of crops can be boosted while using fewer natural resources. In the sector of agriculture, sensors and equipment gather various data about the landscape, which can subsequently be delivered to a server in a cloud environment. Due to its extreme fragility, these data must be securely stored and guarded from unwanted access. The core aim of this work is to propose a hybrid Reconditioned Random value-based Wombat Optimization with Adaptive Multi-scale Vision Transformer-based EfficientNet (RRWO-AMViT-ENet) model integrated with Ethereum smart contracts for secure pest detection and smart irrigation in IoT environments. The gathered agricultural images are initially stored and managed using the Ethereum blockchain. Then, node authentication is performed using the Smart Contract-based Adaptive Deep Support Vector Machine (SC-ADSVM). A Reconditioned Random value-based Wombat Optimization (RRWO) is utilized to optimize the variables of the developed SC-ADSVM. In order to perform pest detection and smart irrigation, the Adaptive Multi-scale Vision Transformer-based EfficientNet (AMViT-ENet) is used. The proposed model is implemented on the IP102-Dataset, where it obtained an accuracy of 96.39% in the pest detection operation. Thus, the proposed model provides effective results for pest detection and the smart irrigation process. From the attained results, it is concluded that the recommended strategy can provide intelligent service to the farmer.

Discover ComputingVol. 29(1)
National Institute of Technology Tiruchirappalli (IN), Manipal Academy of Higher Education (IN), Bennett University (IN), Vivekananda Institute of Biotechnology (IN), Saveetha University (IN)
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