Development of Intelligent Platform to Enhance Greenhouse Vegetable Farming Safety in Chaiyaphum Province
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This research aimed to develop an intelligent platform for safe vegetable farmers in Chaiyaphum Province and to evaluate the use of the platform. The target group consisted of 30 farmers in Som Poi Subdistrict, Chatturat District, Chaiyaphum Province, selected through purposive sampling. The research instruments included the intelligent platform for safe vegetable farmers in Chaiyaphum Province, a quality assessment form, and a user satisfaction questionnaire. Data were collected using questionnaires and analyzed using mean () and standard deviation (SD.) The research findings revealed that the developed intelligent platform was based on Internet of Things (IoT) technology. Its operation consisted of temperature sensors, relative humidity sensors, soil moisture sensors, and an information system for management that operates on mobile devices. The expert evaluation of the platform quality showed that the overall appropriateness was at a high level (
= 4.38, SD. = 0.34). The satisfaction assessment of the target group indicated that their overall satisfaction with the use of the intelligent platform across all aspects was at a high level (
= 4.40, SD. = 0.29). The findings confirm that the developed intelligent platform has appropriate quality and potential to assist farmers in producing safe vegetables with quality and to support appropriate agricultural plot management.
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