Russian lasers will save the world from hunger

Thanks to the laser projection, the seeds germinate faster, the fruit will have a larger volume, the harvest lasts longer, besides the plants will be less sick.

Experts from Michurinsk National Agricultural University, Tambov Province, Russian Federation introduced a breakthrough invention: using lasers to save our beloved planet from starvation. The Daily Mail reports that these micro-laser plants will grow twice as fast and increase productivity.

Extremely safe for not using chemicals

As it is customary, hearing the phrase " growth stimulation " is the thought of chemical fertilizers used to increase productivity. However, the products obtained from this method are not always safe for human health.

In contrast, this newly invented laser is expected to be a breakthrough in agricultural science . It allows farmers to grow "clean" organic fruits and vegetables .

In addition to stimulating growth , Russian lasers also "know" the different diseases for plants. By using lasers, scientists can know the residues of toxic chemicals contained in vegetables, tubers, fruits, . and their lifetime in agricultural products.

Versatile and powerful

Experts from the Biophotonics laboratory, which developed the laser, emphasized that the laser-making machine is compact but powerful. Their lasers can even affect the operation of surrounding recording devices even when they are not directed at the lens.

According to developers, laser beams will accelerate the development of natural processes such as metabolism, cell division, . in plants. The seeds germinate faster, the fruit will have a larger volume, the harvest lasts longer, besides the plants will be less sick .

Russian scientists have built several laser systems with different functions: the scanner of ripe fruits, the leaf analyzer, the research machine of seedlings in experimental tanks .

The army of robots is farming

Experts from Russia's Agricultural University affirmed that the cost of installing such laser devices would not be too expensive, the payback period was quick thanks to increased agricultural output and harvest time.

Laser radiation for plants must be done daily, so scientists plan to use robots to work on behalf of humans. The first tests using lasers equipped with lasers were conducted in the school's greenhouse. They are mounted on tree stands and move back and forth for laser projection.

These laser systems quickly attracted the attention of the Russian people. There are currently dozens of orders from farmers Moscow, Sochi and Krasnodar, and this number will certainly continue to increase in the near future.