Author name: John Hutton

In the heart of China, researchers at the College of Electrical Engineering and Information, Northeast Agricultural University, are tackling a pressing issue for remote agricultural communities: unstable power supplies. Led by Boyan Huang, a team has

In the sprawling fields of modern agriculture, where technology meets tradition, a groundbreaking study is set to revolutionize how we approach image labeling in semantic segmentation. Led by Rong Xiang from the College of Quality and Standardization

In the heart of China, a groundbreaking study is revolutionizing the way pig farmers monitor their livestock, promising to slash labor costs and boost efficiency. Qi’an Ding, a researcher from the College of Intelligent Manufacturing at Anhui Science

In the lush, vibrant world of passion fruit cultivation, a silent battle rages against diseases that threaten yields and livelihoods. Enter Yajie He, a researcher from China Agricultural University, who has developed a groundbreaking solution that co

In the heart of Poland, at the Poznań University of Life Sciences, a revolution is brewing in the fields. Not the kind that involves tractors and plows, but one driven by algorithms and data. Maciej Zaborowicz, a researcher at the Department of Biosy

In the heart of China, researchers are revolutionizing how we predict and manage pests and diseases in one of the world’s most crucial crops: sugarcane. This isn’t just about protecting a plant; it’s about securing a vital source of bioenergy and saf

In the heart of South Korea, researchers are revolutionizing the way we think about pesticide application in orchards. Tantan Jin, a scientist from the Interdisciplinary Program in Smart Agriculture at Kangwon National University, has been leading a

In the sprawling fields of modern agriculture and the bustling networks of smart cities, connectivity is king. Yet, for all its promise, the Internet of Things (IoT) often struggles with the harsh realities of the physical world. Signal degradation,

In the heart of China, a revolutionary approach to soil moisture and land surface temperature retrieval is taking root, promising to reshape how we monitor and manage agricultural ecosystems. Led by Mengjie Liang from the School of Surveying and Geo-