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In the heart of China, researchers are quietly revolutionizing agriculture with tiny, powerful tools: nanomaterials. At the forefront of this innovation is Yali Zhang, a scientist from Northwest A&F University, who is exploring how these minuscule pa

In a significant leap forward for precision agriculture, Australian quantum technology company Q-CTRL has developed a revolutionary positioning system that doesn’t rely on satellites. Dubbed Ironstone Opal, this innovative system harnesses the power

In the heart of Germany, a team of innovative researchers is on the brink of revolutionizing the way we think about crop harvesting and weeding. The minds behind Polybot, a cutting-edge AI-driven agricultural robot, have secured a significant €220,00

In a significant stride towards modernizing European agriculture, Danish agritech startup AgriRobot has joined the EU-funded AgRibot initiative. This ambitious project, backed by €4.97 million in funding, aims to propel the adoption of robotics, arti

The future of farming is here, and it’s automated. Agricultural machinery is undergoing a revolution, with robots taking over tasks like planting, spraying, and harvesting. At the heart of this transformation is the integration of GNSS (Global Naviga

Vision-based retrofit autosteer systems are rapidly gaining traction in agriculture, offering a reliable, high-precision alternative to traditional GPS-guided systems. These innovative systems use cameras, artificial intelligence, and advanced image

In the heart of Jiangsu University, a team led by Shaocen Zhang from the School of Agricultural Engineering is revolutionizing the way we think about agricultural machinery. Their latest breakthrough, published in the journal Agriculture, focuses on

In the heart of Thailand, a groundbreaking study is challenging the status quo of agricultural technology. Led by Prattana Lopin from Naresuan University, researchers have evaluated the potential of low-cost multi-spectral sensors to revolutionize ch

In the heart of California, a team of innovators at the University of California Berkeley is revolutionizing how we monitor and manage agricultural nutrients. Led by Payton Goodrich from the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science,

In the rapidly evolving world of agritech, farmers are increasingly looking to upgrade their existing machinery to keep pace with technological advancements. One such upgrade gaining traction is the conversion of traditional tractors into autonomous