Ph.D. in Agricultural Engineering with special focus on autonomous agricultural machinery at the University of Campinas (2022). Master's (2017) and Bachelor's (2012) degrees in Agricultural Engineering from the University of Campinas. Technical Education degree in Electrotechnology from the ETE Bento Quirino (2001). Has experience in the field of Agricultural Engineering, with emphasis on robotics, machine and agricultural implements control, computational vision applied to autonomous monitoring of agricultural pests, and modelling and simulation of complex systems in agriculture. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Fruit flies are some of the main pest insects that cause damage to fruit growing worldwide, and can cause direct damage due to the loss of fruit production for fresh consumption and industrial processing, in addition to indirect damage as they are considered quarantine pests. In Brazil, these losses add up to around 180 million reais annually. Conventional methods of monitoring fruit flie…
Monitoring traps are important components of integrated pest management against important species of fruit flies, including representatives of the genus Anastrepha, Ceratitis capitata and Bactrocera carambolae that cause an annual damage, according to the Department of Plant Health of Mapa of R$ 180 million to Brazilian farmers between production losses and costs with the control. Control…
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