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市場調査レポート
商品コード
1448000
スマート作物モニタリング市場-2023年~2030年Smart Crop Monitoring Market - 2023-2030 |
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スマート作物モニタリング市場-2023年~2030年 |
出版日: 2024年03月08日
発行: DataM Intelligence
ページ情報: 英文 210 Pages
納期: 即日から翌営業日
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概要
世界のスマート作物モニタリング市場は、2022年に29億1,000万米ドルに達し、2023-2030年の予測期間中にCAGR 17.12%で成長し、2030年には103億米ドルに達すると予測されています。
農家が作物を監視・監督するためにセンサー、ドローン、衛星画像、データ分析を採用するケースが増えています。これらの技術は、作物の状態や土壌の健康状態など様々な側面に関するリアルタイムデータを提供し、農家が迅速に病気を特定し、作物管理全般を強化することを可能にします。さまざまな作物の状態に関するリアルタイムのデータ利用に対する需要は、世界のスマート作物モニタリング市場を促進するのに役立ちます。
さらに、ドローンやセンサー製品の需要が増加しているため、メーカーは革新的な製品を開発しています。例えば、2022年6月、ファームセンスはリアルタイムの害虫モニタリング・識別装置「FlightSensor」を発売しました。この最初のローンチは、約1,000台のFlightSensorで構成され、カリフォルニア州の一部の商業害虫アドバイザー、農場管理者、生産者に配布されます。
作物モニタリング用のセンサー技術は、世界のスマート作物モニタリング市場で最大のシェアを示しています。同様に、アジア太平洋地域は、政府がいくつかのトレーニングプログラムを提供し、この地域の農地が高く、市場成長を増加させることができるため、世界シェアを支配しています。
市場力学
作物高生産に対する需要の高まり
作物生産に対する需要は世界的に高まっています。例えば、農業・農民福祉省の報告書によると、インドの園芸総生産量は2022-23年に過去最高の3億5,192万トンとなり、2022-21年と比較して約474万トン(1.37%)増加すると予想されています。作物増産需要の高まりは、予測期間中のスマート作物モニタリングシステム市場を押し上げると思われます。
さらに、スマート作物モニタリングの需要が増加していることは、メーカーが市場規模を拡大するために戦略的な計画を立てる機会となります。例えば、2023年4月、Bosch BASF Smart FarmingとAGCOは、雑草防除を損なうことなく最適な除草剤節約を実現し、日中および夜間の条件下で的を絞った散布を可能にするスマート散布機能の開発と商業化のために提携しました。このシステムは、的を絞った散布に加え、散布データを実用的な洞察に変える統合デジタルツールを提供し、農家の収量と効率を向上させます。
農業技術開発
農業技術開拓の需要は、スマート作物モニタリング市場の需要を大きく牽引しています。センサーやIoTデバイスのような先進技術は、植物や土壌の状態に関するリアルタイム情報を収集し、先進センサーを搭載した衛星画像やドローンの活用は、農家が広大な土地を迅速かつ正確に監視することを可能にします。
さらに、高度な技術を持つ製造企業は、農業向けの革新的な製品の開発に注力しており、例えば2020年3月には、Valley Irrigation社が、生産者が農場内の接続されたデバイス間でデータ分析を管理、制御、共有するためのプラットフォームを発表しました。
Valley 365は、AgSense、Valley Scheduling、Valley Variable Rate Irrigationなどの精密管理・制御技術の機能を1つのプラットフォームに統合したものです。生産者はシングルサインオンを使って、いつでもどこからでもすべてのソリューションにリアルタイムでアクセスできます。
高い投資コスト
スマート作物モニタリングシステムの導入には、センサー、IoTデバイス、ドローン、その他のテクノロジーの購入が含まれるため、高額な資本が必要となります。多くの農家、特に小規模農家や経営規模の小さい農家にとっては、初期投資が導入率の障壁となります。したがって、投資コストは、小規模な消費者ベースの市場を制限する可能性があります。
Overview
Global Smart Crop Monitoring Market reached US$ 2.91 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach US$ 10.30 billion by 2030, growing with a CAGR of 17.12% during the forecast period 2023-2030.
Farmers are increasingly adopting sensors, drones, satellite imagery, and data analytics to monitor and oversee crops. These technologies offer real-time data on various aspects such as crop conditions and soil health, enabling farmers to swiftly identify diseases and enhance overall crop management practices. The demand for real-time data uses for various crop conditions can help drive the global smart crop monitoring market.
Furthermore, as the demand for drones and sensor products is increasing, manufacturers are developing innovative products. For instance, in June 2022, FarmSense launched a real-time pest monitoring and identification device, FlightSensor. This initial launch, which will consist of approximately 1,000 FlightSensor units, will be distributed to select commercial pest advisors, farm managers, and growers in California.
The sensor technologies for crop monitoring are showing maximum share in the global smart crop monitoring market. Similarly, the Asia-Pacific region dominates the world share as the government in this region provides some training programs as well as the agricultural lands are high in this region, which can help in increasing the market growth.
Dynamics
Rising Demand For High Crop Production
The demand for crop production is increasing worldwide. For instance, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare report total horticulture production in India is expected to be a record 351.92 million tonnes in 2022-23, with an increase of about 4.74 million tonnes (1.37 percent) as compared to 2022-21. The rising demand for increasing crop production will boost the smart crop monitoring systems market during the forecast period.
Furthermore, as the demand for smart crop monitoring is increasing will be an opportunity for the manufacturers to plan strategically to expand their market size. For instance, in April 2023, Bosch BASF Smart Farming and AGCO joined for the development and commercialization of smart spraying capabilities, which deliver optimal herbicide savings without compromising weed control and enable targeted spraying during the day and nighttime conditions. In addition to targeted spraying, the system delivers integrated digital tools to turn the application data into actionable insights and improve yields and efficiency for farmers.
Agricultural Technology Developments
The demand for agricultural technology developments is significantly driving the demand for the smart crop monitoring market. Advanced technologies like sensors and IoT devices gather real-time information on plant and soil conditions, while the utilization of satellite imaging and drones equipped with advanced sensors enables farmers to swiftly and accurately monitor extensive land areas.
Furthermore, manufacturing companies with advanced technology are focusing on developing innovative products for agriculture purposes, for instance, in March 2020, Valley Irrigation launched a platform for growers to manage, control, and share data analytics between connected devices on the farm.
The Valley 365, the functionality of precision management and control technology such as AgSense, Valley Scheduling, Valley Variable Rate Irrigation, and others, integrates them into one platform. Growers can use a single sign-on to access all solutions in real-time from anywhere at any time.
High Investment Cost
Implementing smart crop monitoring systems involves high capital as they include the purchase of sensors, IoT devices, drones, and other technologies. For many farmers, especially small-scale farmers or those with smaller operations, the initial investment causes a barrier to the adoption rate. Hence, the investment costs can limit the market for smaller consumer bases.
The global smart crop monitoring market is segmented based on components, technology, product, farm type, application, and regions.
Rising Demand for Crop Monitoring Sensors
The sensors technology segment accounts for the largest share of the global smart crop monitoring market, farmers are highly adopting these sensors as they help in monitoring and providing real-time data regarding various soil moisture, temperature, crop health, and others, and also enable precision agriculture practice, which also helps in enhancing crop productivity.
Furthermore, many manufacturing companies are also launching innovative sensor products in their product portfolios, for instance, in July 2023, Aurea Imaging launched TMS TreeScout, is fully integrated tractor-mounted sensor for precision orchard management, it is powered by AI and 3D computer vision, TMS (Tractor Mounted Sensor). It helps farmers with tasks including tree scanning, blossom mapping, and vigor scoring of trees. It enables them to increase fruit tree yields, boost revenues, lower input costs, reduce labor expenses, and safeguard the environment.
Vast Agricultural Land and Government Support
Asia-Pacific has been a dominant force in the global smart crop monitoring market and its significance has only grown in the post-2020 era. The farmers in this region are highly adopting these smart crop monitoring systems as they provide effective data regarding crop health, which helps in increasing the adoption rate.
Furthermore, the agricultural lands present in this region are high, for instance, according to the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Forestry report of 2023, Australia has around 427 million hectares of agricultural land. Hence, such a vast presence of agricultural lands can help in increasing the global smart crop monitoring market.
Additionally, the government in this region also provides some initiative programs, for instance, The Department of Science & Technology (DST), Government of India is implementing a National Mission on Interdisciplinary Cyber-Physical Systems (NM-ICPS). Under the Mission, 25 Technology Innovation Hubs (TIHs) have been set up in premier institutes of national importance across the country in advanced technology verticals. Three of these TIHs are involved in the applications of the Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Agriculture to carry out research, translation, and technology development for various technologies including IoT and AI.
The major global players in the market include Trimble Inc., Deere & Company., KUBOTA Corporation., Semios., AGCO Corporation., Raven Industries, Inc., Valmont Industries, Inc., BASF SE., Hunan Rika Electronic Tech Co., Ltd, and Bayer AG.
The onset of the pandemic had created unprecedented challenges for industries worldwide, including the global smart crop monitoring market, as countries grappled with lockdowns, supply chain disruptions, and reduced economic activity, which has impacted the production and adoption of smart crop monitoring equipment.
The global smart crop monitoring market report would provide approximately 78 tables, 82 figures, and 210 Pages.
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