TECNOLOGIAS EMERGENTES APLICADAS À CADEIA PRODUTIVA AVÍCOLA COMO “FERRAMENTAS DE PRECISÃO”
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https://doi.org/10.56238/arev8n1-017Palavras-chave:
Avicultura Inteligente, Agricultura de Precisão, Tecnologias da Indústria 4.0, Tomada de Decisão em Tempo Real, Sustentabilidade na Produção AvícolaResumo
De acordo com o Relatório Anual de 2024 da Associação Brasileira de Proteína Animal (ABPA), o Brasil produziu 52,4 bilhões de ovos em 2023, sendo 99% destinados ao mercado interno e 1% exportado. Essa escala de produção exige que as operações avícolas integrem metodologias avançadas baseadas em dados para otimizar o desempenho e atender às crescentes expectativas dos consumidores. Como referência global, o setor avícola brasileiro deve adotar tecnologias inovadoras adaptadas às condições locais, garantindo a qualidade do produto e mantendo a vantagem competitiva. A gestão estratégica agora exige a tomada de decisões em tempo real, apoiada por plataformas digitais e tecnologias da Indústria 4.0, com ênfase em bem-estar animal, sustentabilidade ambiental e responsabilidade social corporativa. A rápida evolução dos sistemas de Internet das Coisas (IoT) e das infraestruturas baseadas em nuvem sustenta o surgimento da agricultura inteligente. Essas tecnologias permitem a implantação de modelos matemáticos sofisticados e algoritmos em tempo real para análise preditiva e otimização operacional. Os resultados da pesquisa destacam a aplicabilidade de tecnologias de precisão emergentes em toda a cadeia produtiva avícola. Essas ferramentas aprimoram as capacidades analíticas e apoiam a tomada de decisões gerenciais, superando estruturas anteriores, como a Avicultura Inteligente. Ao otimizar processos, reduzir custos operacionais e gerar novas oportunidades de negócios, a transformação digital reforça a competitividade setorial e se alinha aos objetivos estratégicos, ambientais e de governança social.
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