AgriCopilot: An Offline-Capable, Edge-Native Single-Page Architecture for Precision Agronomy and Inter-Market Price Routing

Smallholder farmers in developing regions face compounding challenges: unreliable soil-crop align-ment, non-transparent advisory systems, post-harvest price collapses caused by seasonal overproduction, and cycle-bound high-interest debt.Existing agri-tech solutions often function in silos, depending heavily on high-cost IoT hardware or continuous cloud connectivity while lacking local language support.This study presents AgriCopilot, an offline-first Single-Page Application (SPA) designed to run edge-native Explainable AI (XAI) directly within client web browsers.Operating through HTML5 Canvas memory buffers, the system executes an image-based soil classification pipeline in under 50 ms without external server calls.The model computes a 9-dimensional color-texture feature vector-comprising CIE-L * a * b * coordinates, hematite redness metrics, or-ganic carbon indicators, Laplacian roughness, and normalized chromaticities-to categorize soils across six major Indian taxonomic orders.A biophysical stress engine applies non-linear penalties for temperature and precipita-tion anomalies using physiological thresholds established by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), generating a composite Plant Health Score and flagging visual soil mismatches.When critical stress is detected, the engine ranks climate-resilient alternative crops and updates system variables with single-tap interaction.To mitigate localized price drops, a supply-elasticity model detects regional sowing saturation (> 80%), while a geospatial routing engine evaluates road winding factors and freight costs to identify profitable interstate termi-nal markets.Finally, the platform categorizes financial support options (e.g., the 4.0% Kisan Credit Card vs. the Agriculture Infrastructure Fund) based on landholding threshold criteria, delivering explanations through client-side voice synthesis across six regional languages.

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IJARCCE
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2026-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.17148/ijarcce.2026.1510144
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Smart Agriculture and AI
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AgriCopilot: An Offline-Capable, Edge-Native Single-Page Architecture for Precision Agronomy and Inter-Market Price Routing

Yuvan B, Shreyas R V, Punitha M R, V Bhuvan Chandu et al.
IJARCCE
Smart Agriculture and AI
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AgriCopilot: An Offline-Capable, Edge-Native Single-Page Architecture for Precision Agronomy and Inter-Market Price Routing

Yuvan B, Shreyas R V, Punitha M R, V Bhuvan Chandu, T Ranadeep
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Abstract

Smallholder farmers in developing regions face compounding challenges: unreliable soil-crop align-ment, non-transparent advisory systems, post-harvest price collapses caused by seasonal overproduction, and cycle-bound high-interest debt.Existing agri-tech solutions often function in silos, depending heavily on high-cost IoT hardware or continuous cloud connectivity while lacking local language support.This study presents AgriCopilot, an offline-first Single-Page Application (SPA) designed to run edge-native Explainable AI (XAI) directly within client web browsers.Operating through HTML5 Canvas memory buffers, the system executes an image-based soil classification pipeline in under 50 ms without external server calls.The model computes a 9-dimensional color-texture feature vector-comprising CIE-L * a * b * coordinates, hematite redness metrics, or-ganic carbon indicators, Laplacian roughness, and normalized chromaticities-to categorize soils across six major Indian taxonomic orders.A biophysical stress engine applies non-linear penalties for temperature and precipita-tion anomalies using physiological thresholds established by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), generating a composite Plant Health Score and flagging visual soil mismatches.When critical stress is detected, the engine ranks climate-resilient alternative crops and updates system variables with single-tap interaction.To mitigate localized price drops, a supply-elasticity model detects regional sowing saturation (> 80%), while a geospatial routing engine evaluates road winding factors and freight costs to identify profitable interstate termi-nal markets.Finally, the platform categorizes financial support options (e.g., the 4.0% Kisan Credit Card vs. the Agriculture Infrastructure Fund) based on landholding threshold criteria, delivering explanations through client-side voice synthesis across six regional languages.

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AgriCopilot: An Offline-Capable, Edge-Native Single-Page Architecture for Precision Agronomy and Inter-Market Price Routing — Yuvan B, Shreyas R V, et al. · IJARCCE (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS