I. Introduction
The growth of the global population has resulted in an increased demand for food. Compounding this issue is the decrease in available cultivable land, necessitating the search for technological solutions that can complement agriculture and enhance productivity [1]. Precision agriculture (PA) emerges as a response to this challenge. PA is based on the utilization of autonomous sensors for close-range or remote detection, monitoring multiple factors relevant to crop health, including temperature, humidity, vegetation, among others. The main objective of PA is to provide farmers with precise parameters about the state of their crops, identifying areas that require attention and the necessary measures to be taken [2].