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awetobi-lab/nigeria-agritech-platform

Domain:

agriculture
Creator:
awe
Host:
Precision agriculture and food security web platform for Nigeria, featuring smart farm mapping, marketplace data, ecosystem dashboards, and community participation tools. # Final Project Proposal: Precision Agriculture Platform Team Members: 翁睿甫, 110081039; Awe Tobi Joseph, 113006222 Date: May 2026 Live demo: awetobi-lab.github.io Source code: github.com ## Response to TA Feedback Rejection does not mean the content is bad. The feedback shows that the original proposal was too short and did not fully explain the richness of the project. The architecture is already complete, but the final version should make the frontend and algorithmic parts feel more substantial. To address this, we will emphasize two improvements: - A richer frontend that already displays marketplace data, resource categories, walking-time filters, search results, and an interactive map. - A clear future enhancement where the system can generate extra demo marketplace resources, rank candidate destinations, and recommend the most useful route based on distance, walking time, resource type, price, and availability. ## Project Overview Food security and agricultural efficiency are critical challenges in Nigeria. This project began as a tool to help students find local agricultural resources but has evolved into a more ambitious **Precision Agriculture Platform**. Our platform empowers university communities—students, professors, and local farmers—to transform university land into productive, high-yield agricultural hubs. It uses AI and data analysis to provide actionable insights for farm management, moving beyond simple resource mapping to active optimization. ## Motivation The motivation is to improve agricultural yields and sustainability in Nigeria using accessible technology. While finding resources is important, **managing** them efficiently is critical. Our platform provides data-driven tools to monitor crop health, optimize resource use (like water and fertilizer), and ultimately support mass production for both local consumption and export. This makes the project mo …