Robotic Vegetable Articles & Analysis
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Australia could see fully automated vegetable farms by 2025, according to top robotics researchers, with the ability to automate the entire production process for some crop commodities emerging through targeted research and development in the industry. The latest edition of the InfoVeg Radio R&D podcast, developed specifically for Australian ...
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More than ever, they demand high-quality fruits and vegetables that are affordable, sustainably produced and available year-round. ...
Laser beams, robots and mid-air vegetable cultivation will be on the agenda for over 100 of the country’s leading vegetable growers at the 2015 Global Technologies in Horticulture Seminar to be held on Thursday 25 June at Jupiters Gold Coast. The Seminar aims to educate Australian growers on the futuristic technology they can employ ...
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In 2010, Cyclone delivered to its customer, Robotic Technologies, a WHE system designed to run on combusted wood pellets and other vegetative biomass. This autonomous robotics project, called the EATR, was funded through the U.S. Department of Defense; however, myriad commercial applications exist throughout the world ...