Robot farms harvest the first crop completely automatically
According to the researchers, self-control vehicles on the farm have done everything, from start to finish.
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According to the researchers, self-control vehicles on the farm have done everything, from start to finish.
People who graze animals, grow crops and drive rickshaws to harvest agricultural products are about to dominate the fields. These robots are expected to be the future of…
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.
A patent filed in 2014 has just been released, revealing that Google wants to create a device that can literally be inserted into your eyeball.
Malaysian researchers have studied the use of ozone to preserve papaya and exotic fruits, avoiding damage during storage and transport.
Thanks to a combination of low-cost sensors and computer vision, 'farmer robots' are increasingly capable of independently orientating and performing complex tasks.
New technology to create drinking water from fog can meet the increasing water needs of people in dry areas.
Researchers have developed an 'artificial forest' that converts solar energy into chemical fuels.
Researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, USA, have developed a new way to harvest energy from flowing water.
Identifying agricultural products that need to be harvested, spraying pesticides and harvesting are things that farmer robots can do in the field in the future, Israeli…
Many honey shipments to foreign countries are returned due to products containing 24% - 30% of water, not guaranteed quality.
UK researchers at the University of Warwick have developed a series of robots and automated systems that can change the gardening profession in the next decade.
Harvesting and preserving rice is the last stage in a season of farmers. Under the sun, by manual methods, growers can only store their grain in a very short time.
J.Tarara, a scientist at the Agricultural Research Service in Washington, has launched a new technique that helps growers pinpoint the exact grape harvest time without w…