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2030 年農業市場人工智慧 (AI) 預測:依產品、技術、用途和地區分類的全球分析Artificial Intelligence in Agriculture Market Forecasts to 2030 - Global Analysis By Offering, Technology, Application and By Geography |
根據 Stratistics MRC 的數據,2023 年全球農業人工智慧 (AI) 市場規模將達到 21 億美元,預計預測期內年複合成長率為 21.1%,到 2030 年將達到 79 億美元。
人工智慧是指創造智慧電腦系統,能夠模擬或顯示自然智慧(人類智慧)並在無需人為干預的情況下執行分析、判斷和決策等任務的科學與工程科學與工程,具有學術性。由於人工智慧 (AI),農業發生了重大轉變,徹底改變了農業和相關任務的執行方式。機器學習、電腦視覺和資料分析等人工智慧技術正被用來配合措施這些問題並充分發揮農業的潛力。農業中的人工智慧超越了標準耕作方法,可以幫助農民和農業相關人員做出資料主導的洞察和智慧決策,以提高產量、最佳化資源利用並改善眾多農藝方面,幫助您解決問題。
隨著世界人口的成長,對糧食生產的需求增加。借助人工智慧技術,農民可以提高農業產量並最大限度地利用資源,以永續地滿足不斷成長的糧食需求。例如,2022年11月中旬地球人口為80億。預計世界人口將從現在的80億人增加到2050年的97億人,世界人口將增加約20億人。隨著人口的成長,更快生產農作物的需求也在增加,但人工智慧可能會以多種方式減緩農業活動。
高昂的初始實施成本是該領域發展的主要障礙。根據要求,低收入家庭,特別是農村地區的低收入家庭將智慧農業的成本視為難以逾越的障礙,阻礙了此類尖端設備的普及。但由於土地碎片化、初始成本較高,海量累積資料沒有標準化,導致資源配置效率低下,嚴重限制了分析期間的市場拓展。
全球有超過5.7億個農場,其中95%是5公頃及以下的小型農場。 100公頃以上的農業用地大部分採用了人工智慧技術。開發人工智慧系統所需的大量初始投資就證明了這一點。一般來說,擁有 100 公頃或更多土地的農民可以投資以人工智慧為基礎的農場管理和其他用途解決方案。然而,隨著世界各國政府支持人工智慧在農業用途中的使用並幫助小農,解決方案提供者也有機會專注於小於 5 公頃的農場。
人工智慧和與第四次工業革命相關的其他技術將以日益互動和複雜的方式實現各種流程的自動化。這些發展預計將為低度開發國家的經濟和社會發展創造多種前景,例如透過提高糧食生產。它也可能加強和擴大發展中國家內部以及開發中國家地區與已開發地區之間業已存在的差距。
COVID-19的迅速爆發促使許多國家採取了嚴格的封鎖法,並暫時停止了許多農業活動,對全球農業人工智慧市場產生了負面影響。這次疫情凸顯了農業自動化維持糧食供應和減少人為錯誤的必要性。全球供應鏈受到新冠肺炎 (COVID-19) 的影響,影響了化肥、農藥和機械等農業用品的供應。這項障礙重新優先考慮減少廢棄物和最佳化製造效率。
由於易於整合到農業機械、節省勞動力成本和即時資料收集,軟體領域在預測期內佔據了最大的市場佔有率。此外,雲端中產生和儲存的大量資料以及分析工具的使用可以幫助農民識別和管理農業作業的各個方面。該計劃的使用將大大提高農民適應不斷變化的需求的能力。
據估計,預測分析領域在整個預測期內將呈現良好的成長。人工智慧的一個領域稱為預測分析,它使用歷史資料、機器學習演算法和統計方法來預測未來的事件和結果。此外,預測分析在農業中發揮越來越大的作用,幫助農民改善業務、做出資訊的決策並降低風險。預測分析模型檢查有關作物產量、天氣模式、土壤條件和其他重要變數的歷史資訊。
由於中國和印度等新興國家的需求不斷增加,亞太地區在預測期內佔最大佔有率。農業人工智慧市場預計將受到機械技術和物聯網設備在農業中擴大使用的推動。農業領域的各種尖端發展和產品正在推動市場擴張。此外,該地區的人工智慧農業是由人口成長、氣候變遷和水資源短缺要素的。該地區的市場成長將受到自動化程度提高、人工智慧和機器學習等技術進步以及土壤品質下降等要素的推動。
由於北美農民和農業經營者採用人工智慧技術來提高生產力、改善資源配置和增強決策流程,預計北美在預測期內將出現良好的成長。此外,人工智慧在該地區的農業應用包括自動化農業系統、遙感、作物監測和精密農業。在現代科技的幫助下,農民可以提高產量、最大限度地減少開支、降低風險並做出資料主導的決策。
According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Agriculture Market is accounted for $2.1 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach $7.9 billion by 2030 growing at a CAGR of 21.1% during the forecast period. Artificial intelligence is the study of the science and engineering involved in creating intelligent computer systems capable of simulating or displaying natural intelligence (human intelligence) and performing tasks like analysis, judgment, and decision-making without the need for human intervention. The agricultural industry has been transformed by artificial intelligence (AI), which has completely changed the ways farming and associated tasks are carried out. To tackle these issues and realize agriculture's full potential, AI technologies like machine learning, computer vision, and data analytics are being used. Beyond standard farming methods, AI in agriculture enables farmers and agricultural stakeholders to use data-driven insights and intelligent decision-making to improve production, optimize resource use, and handle numerous agronomic concerns.
According to UN Food and Agriculture Organization, the population will rise by 9.8 billion by 2050.
The demand for food production is rising as the world's population expands. With the help of AI technologies, farmers can increase agricultural yields and maximize resource use to sustainably satisfy rising food demand. For instance, there were 8.0 billion people on earth in mid-November 2022. From the current 8 billion to 9.7 billion in 2050, the estimated increase in world population is around 2 billion people. A growing population increases the need for crops to produce more rapidly, yet AI can slow down agricultural activity in a number of different ways.
The high initial cost of implementation is an important obstacle to the growth of this sector. According to the requirements, low-income households in rural areas, among others, believe the cost of smart agriculture to be an insurmountable barrier, which prevents the widespread adoption of such cutting-edge equipment. However, due to land fragmentation and expensive beginning costs, there is no standardization of the massive amount of cumulative data, which causes an inefficient distribution of resources and severely restricts market expansion over the course of the analysis period.
There are more than 570 million farms around the globe, and 95 percent of these are smaller than 5 hectares. The majority of farms with more than 100 hectares of land use AI technology. This is demonstrated by the substantial initial outlay needed to develop AI systems. In general, farmers with land holdings larger than 100 hectares are able to invest in AI-based solutions for farm management and other uses. However, there is a chance for solution providers to concentrate on farms with fewer than 5 hectares of land because governments all over the world support the use of AI for agricultural applications and give aid to farmers with small farms.
Artificial intelligence and other Fourth Industrial Revolution-related technologies enable the automation of a wide range of processes in increasingly interactive and complex ways. By improving food production, for instance, these developments are expected to generate several prospects for economic and social development in underdeveloped nations. They could reinforce and amplify already existing disparities within developing nations and between those nations and more developed regions.
The rapid COVID-19 pandemic breakout prompted the adoption of strict lockdown laws across a number of countries, which temporarily halted a number of agricultural activities and had a detrimental effect on the worldwide market for AI in agriculture. The epidemic has brought to light the necessity for agriculture automation to maintain the food supply and reduce human error. Global supply networks have been affected by COVID-19, which has an impact on the accessibility of agricultural supplies like fertilizer, pesticides, and machinery. Due to this disturbance, waste reduction and manufacturing efficiency optimization are again prioritized.
Due to its ease of integration into agricultural machinery, labor cost savings, and real-time data collection, the software segment held the largest market share over the forecast period. Moreover, together with the use of analytical tools, the large amount of data being generated and stored in the cloud helps the farmer identify and manage every aspect of farming. The use of the program substantially improves farmers' capacity to adapt to shifting demands.
Predictive Analytics segment is estimated to witness lucrative growth throughout the extrapolated period. A branch of AI called predictive analytics uses historical data, machine learning algorithms, and statistical methods to forecast upcoming events or outcomes. Furthermore, predictive analytics is playing an increasing role in agriculture, assisting farmers to improve their operations, make informed decisions, and reduce risks. Models for predictive analytics examine past information on crop yields, weather patterns, the condition of the soil, and other important variables.
Due to the increased demand from emerging nations like China and India, Asia-Pacific held the largest portion during the projection period. The market for artificial intelligence in agriculture is predicted to be driven by the growing use of mechanical technology and IoT devices in agriculture. The wide variety of cutting-edge developments and products in the agriculture sector are associated with driving the market's expansion. Additionally, the region's AI agriculture industry is being driven primarily by population growth, climate change, and shortages of water. The market's growth in this region will be fueled by factors including rising automation, technological advancements like AI and ML, and decreasing soil quality.
Owing to the adoption of AI technology by farmers and agricultural businesses in North America to boost productivity, improve resource allocation, and strengthen decision-making processes, North America is predicted to experience lucrative growth over the extrapolated period. Moreover, a few of the agricultural applications of AI in the area include automated farming systems, remote sensing, crop monitoring, and precision agriculture. With the help of modern technology, farmers may improve yields, minimize expenses, reduce risks, and make data-driven decisions.
Some of the key players in Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Agriculture market include: aWhere Inc., Cainthus Corp, Climate LLC (The Climate Corporation), Corteva, Descartes Labs, Inc, Gamaya, Granular Inc., IBM Corporation, Microsoft Corporation , PrecisionHawk Inc, Taranis and Valmont Industries (Prospera Technologies).
In April 2023, IBM and Texas A&M AgriLife collaborated to provide farmers with water consumption insights, which can boost agricultural productivity while lowering economic and environmental expenses. Texas A&M AgriLife and IBM will deploy and grow Liquid Prep, a technology solution that helps farmers decide "when to water" in dry parts of the U.S.
In October 2022, Microsoft announced, FarmVibes open-sourced by Microsoft Research.AI, a collection of machine-learning models and technologies for sustainable agriculture. FarmVibes. AI comprises data processing methods for merging spatiotemporal and geographic data, such as weather data and satellite and drone footage.
Note: Tables for North America, Europe, APAC, South America, and Middle East & Africa Regions are also represented in the same manner as above.