Innovation tapping machine / Ahmad Firdaus Hadri, Mohamad Faiz Aiman Ahmad Saharin and Muhammad Faez Othman

Intelligent technologies have evolved quickly in the last ten years, especially as a result of advancements in automated control, which have had a substantial influence on forestry, animal husbandry, and the administration of farms in the future. However, natural rubber plantations have low levels of production and management mechanization, particularly because the techniques of tapping still primarily rely on manpower. The automation of rubber-tapping operations has evolved as a result of the shortage of trained rubber tappers and the rise in labor expenses. To increase the potential productivity of natural rubber, applying new intelligent agriculture technology might be an alternative.