Autonomous crop drying, conditioning and storage management

This invention describes a system for managing crops during drying and storage after harvest. It uses sensors to collect data about the crop's condition in different sections of its container. A computer system then analyzes this data to determine the best way to apply air or other fluids to achieve specific desired conditions, such as making the crop less perishable or ready for market, and continuously monitors and adjusts this process in real-time. The claims focus on the data analysis and control method rather than the physical fluid application mechanisms.