<b>Artificial Intelligence-Driven Automation in Cotton Picking Machines in Uzbekistan</b>

Keywords

Cotton automation
Uzbekistan
AI in agriculture
smart harvesters
machine vision
autonomous cotton pickers
agricultural robotics

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How to Cite

Artificial Intelligence-Driven Automation in Cotton Picking Machines in Uzbekistan. (2025). International Journal Of Applied Science and Technology Innovations, 1(2). https://ijast.mcdir.me/index.php/ijast/article/view/11

Abstract

Uzbekistan, one of the world’s largest cotton producers, is rapidly embracing automation to modernize its harvesting processes. Traditional manual labor in cotton picking has long been a challenge due to labor shortages, inefficiencies, and quality control issues. With recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), cotton picking machines are now equipped with intelligent vision systems, adaptive path planning, and autonomous control technologies. This article reviews Uzbekistan’s experience with AI-enabled cotton pickers, highlighting technical developments, field performance, operational challenges, and economic implications. Results from regional field trials demonstrate significant gains in productivity, reduction in crop loss, and improved cotton quality.

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