Success case
Rice Pest and Disease Monitoring Solution to Ensure a Bountiful Harvest
To tackle the problem of rice pests and diseases in the field, Seeed Studio, partnered with Chengdu Yunyi Technology Co., deployed the Rice Pest & Disease Mornitoring and Forecasting solution in Guangxi, China. This project utilized the SenseCAP S700 Weather Sensor, Industrial pH Sensor, DO sensor, SensCAP 4G Sensor Hub, as well as the SenseCAP Portal and Mobile APP. Meteorology is not only necessary for the growth of rice, but also a key factor in the occurrence and spread of pests and diseases. Real-time monitoring can guide farmers in developing field management practices, such as irrigation, fertilization, and use of pesticides, ensuring a bountiful harvest.

- Industry
- Agriculture
- Region
- 广西·多监测点
- Application
- Rice pest and disease monitoring
Project background and needs
Chengdu Yunyi Technology and Seeed deployed a rice pest and disease monitoring and warning solution in Guangxi, China, combining meteorological and field data for risk analysis, alerts, and agricultural expert guidance.
Correlating environmental factors
- Pest and disease occurrence is affected by temperature, humidity, rainfall, and sunlight.
- Fertilizer, pesticide use, and soil conditions in field management are also linked to pests and disease.
Needs to combine meteorological and field data to analyze risk.
Warning timeliness
- Traditional monitoring collects information incompletely and late.
- Relying on human experience alone can lead to misjudgment, omission, and delay.
Needs continuous monitoring and prompt reminders for plant-protection staff to inspect.
Solution and architecture
Environmental data collection
SenseCAP S700, pH, and dissolved-oxygen sensors, paired with a 4G sensor hub, collect field data.
Alerts and guidance
The platform combines historical pest and weather data to issue alerts, shows data on the website and mobile app, and supports remote expert guidance.
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