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From autonomous farm machinery and satellite crop monitoring to precision irrigation and pest detection, artificial intelligence is moving into real-world farming. See how AI could change how food is grown. Read the full article
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From autonomous farm machinery and satellite crop monitoring to precision irrigation and pest detection, artificial intelligence is moving into real-world farming. See how AI could change how food is grown. Read the full article
Harvesting the Future: Challenges and Promises of Agricultural Robotics
By 2050, the population is expected to reach nearly 9.7 billion people, which means the demand for food production will rise significantly. This increase comes when the agricultural sector faces many challenges, including labour shortages and the need for more sustainable practices. For many years, robots were seen in a negative light, feared for their ability to ‘take over the world,’ but now we are utilizing them daily in the workplace. Agricultural robots are being implemented to do more labour-intensive work and improve time efficiency in farms around the globe. They represent a big step forward for the modernization of farming practices read more here...
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