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Research and design of fresh agricultural product distribution service model and framework using IoT technology

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It is important to improve the agricultural production, marketing and quality control system, and assist agricultural products to leap into the international market. Agricultural products can be combined with information technology services and IoT to develop a safety, easy-to-buy, convenient and healthy production, transportation, sales, and purchase management platform. So that consumers can eat with peace of mind, increase consumers’ willingness to buy fresh agricultural products. However, due to production and marketing issues such as ordering and distribution, it is difficult for consumers to obtain the freshest and reliable agricultural products. This research proposed a fresh home delivery service model, using the agricultural product production and sales resume system, combined with IoT technology. It can proposes a safe, reliable and convenient transportation Traceable Agriculture Product (TAP) mechanism model. It allows consumers to access the production, logistics, and overall production and distribution of relay stations to increase consumers’ trust in products. This research also uses the empirical research method to analyze the current IoT solutions in the production, transportation, sales, and purchase of fresh agricultural products, so as to verify that IoT technology can simplify the logistics management of fresh agricultural products. The contribution of proposed method the application RFID of IoT technology which is great significance for solving the safety and transparency management of fresh agricultural products and traceability of production, transportation and sales. This paper aims at the influence of RFID technology in IoT on inventory loss, effective demand and purchasing strategy of fresh agricultural products supply chain, constructs a problem model, and analyzes the value of RFID in fresh agricultural products supply chain. The results show that RFID technology can obviously improve the management level of fresh agricultural products supply chain, reduce the inventory loss of supply chain, and reflect the application value of IoT technology in fresh agricultural products supply chain.

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This work was supported in part by New textbooks of Dongguan Polytechnic under Gran t(No. GC21020404020), in part by “Logistics Management Research and Service Innovation Team”under Grant (No. CXTD201803),in part by horizontal Project of Dongguan Polytechnic under Grant (No. 2017H02), in part by Teaching reform topic of Dongguan Polytechnic under Grant (No. JGZD202040).

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    Xiaozhong Chen

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    Rongli Chen

  3. Department of Physical Education, Dongguan Polytechnic, Dongguan, 523808, China

    Cairu Yang

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Chen, X., Chen, R. & Yang, C. Research and design of fresh agricultural product distribution service model and framework using IoT technology. J Ambient Intell Human Comput (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12652-021-03447-8

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