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Maja Automatic – Cherry on top

Maja Automatic – Cherry on top

Poland is one of the main sour cherry producer in Europe and on the world. What do you have to do if want to be successful? Experience, knowledge and appropriate atmospheric conditions is the basis. Innovative approach to carrying out intense cherry orchards and the mechanization of the harvest is also important (cherry harvesters). Way to Success Sour cherries and other stone fruit producers ...

ByWeremczuk FMR Sp. z o.o.


Intelligent raspberry harvest

Intelligent raspberry harvest

This article wil help you understend ideaa of harvesting technology raspberries growing without supports. NATALIA-V and NATALKA are designed to harvest fruit for processing industry and freezing. Harvesting TECHNOLOGY The technology of collecting raspberries with NATALIA- V and NATALKA harvesters is based side shaking ...

ByWeremczuk FMR Sp. z o.o.


Ultrasonic sensors in agricultural automation

Ultrasonic sensors in agricultural automation

Out of necessity, the brothers conceived of an automatic turf harvester that could cut and stack sod using just one operator. ...

BySenix – a division of BinMaster Sensors and Technologies LLC


Getting the Market to Tell the Truth

Getting the Market to Tell the Truth

Moving the global economy off its current decline-and-collapse path depends on reaching four goals: stabilizing climate, stabilizing population, eradicating poverty, and restoring the economy’s natural support systems. These goals--comprising what the Earth Policy Institute calls “Plan B” to save civilization--are mutually dependent. ...

ByEarth Policy Institute


A machine learning approach to crop localisation using spatial information

A machine learning approach to crop localisation using spatial information

This is of great value when using an automatic harvester in cluttered or closely planted vegetation. The aim of this work is to investigate and verify the potential use of spatial rather than visual clues for recognition and localisation, with a view to implement a more robust and sophisticated system if promise is shown. ...

ByInderscience Publishers

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