Pecuária de Precisão com IoT e Machine Learning: Uma Revisão Sistemática
Resumo
O objetivo deste estudo é sintetizar uma taxonomia do estado da arte da Internet das Coisas e do Aprendizado de Máquina aplicados na Pecuária de Precisão. A revisão sistemática, conduzida segundo o protocolo PRISMA, explora trabalhos no intervalo 2015 e 2025 recuperados das bases IEEE Xplore e Scopus, que ofereceram em 2.282 artigos selecionados. Os resultados indicam predominância de pesquisas com bovinos e duas abordagens principais: visão computacional para análise comportamental e sensores vestíveis com algoritmos de Machine Learning para avaliação fisiológica. O estudo apresenta tendências emergentes e destaca desafios da Pecuária de Precisão, como a autonomia energética e as limitações de implantação em campo.
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