Chapter 2: The Future of Farming

Satoru Miyamoto visited a rural village to meet with local farmers and address issues in agriculture. The farmers faced unpredictable crop yields due to climate change and pest infestations. They needed a new approach to solve these challenges.

Introducing Drones and AI

Satoru proposed a solution that combined drones and AI technology. In this system, drones would regularly fly over the farmland, collecting data on crop health, soil moisture, and pest activity. This data would be sent to the AI in real-time for analysis.

The AI would use the collected data to assess crop health, predict yields, and detect pests early. Farmers could receive AI-generated reports and advice on their smartphones or tablets, allowing them to respond quickly and accurately to any issues, thus stabilizing crop yields.

The First Field Test

To test the proposed system, Satoru and the farmers conducted a field test together. Drones flew over the expansive fields, capturing high-resolution images and data. The AI analyzed this data and delivered results to the farmers in a short time.

The test results were promising. The AI successfully identified early pest infestations, allowing farmers to take swift action. Additionally, the yield predictions were highly accurate, giving farmers confidence in their next steps.

Success and Future Plans

The success of the field test led to the farmers adopting Satoru’s system for widespread use. The application of drones and AI in agriculture marked a significant step towards stabilizing farmers’ incomes and achieving sustainable farming.

Building on this success, Satoru planned to apply the same technology to other rural areas and different crops. His goal was to enhance efficiency and sustainability in agriculture through AI technology.


In this chapter, Satoru Miyamoto tackles agricultural challenges by proposing a system that combines drones and AI. The system effectively addresses the farmers’ issues, showcasing the practical application of advanced technology in agriculture.

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