Spanish robot-view dataset opens corn and beet fields to AI research
University of León researchers publish annotated field images collected by a ground robot, providing a reusable resource for crop-detection development.
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University of León researchers publish annotated field images collected by a ground robot, providing a reusable resource for crop-detection development.
Promodis support gives INRAE’s experimental facility additional autonomous tractors for evaluating robotics in vegetable production and vineyards.
Aga Khan University and Simon Fraser University are examining how LiteWeed can fit East African farming conditions and community priorities.
USP-led research couples flexible printed electrodes with a portable Bluetooth analyser to measure selected pesticides directly on fruit and vegetable surfaces.
KNUST and international partners plan low-cost electrical resistivity monitoring to study how farming practices affect water beneath the soil surface.
A published research system links field sensors, leaf photographs and a web dashboard to investigate cucumber crop-health monitoring in Karnataka.
NDSU is connecting soil and microclimate measurements through LoRaWAN, supporting crop-disease, residue-management and irrigation research across its facilities.
Arkansas graduates won two competitions in Indianapolis, including a strawberry processing prototype combining vision, motion control and safety systems.
ISPA’s July conference report describes regional coordination in Brazil, including broader participation and closer links among research, industry and scientific associations.
India’s Dryland Congress concluded with a shared cooperation agenda and recognition for innovations from across the Global South.
An Earth-observation demonstrator for RICOWAS is being designed around geolocated farm records and the realities of a West African adaptation programme.
CGIAR reports that the HaFAS advisory system reached 49,000 Ethiopian farmers in 2025, combining field evidence, digital delivery and extension support.