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3 stories matching “Weed recognition”.
Norwegian company Kilter reported that 54 AX-1 robots treated 4,265 hectares during part of 2026, comparing their targeted applications with a 250-litre-per-hectare broadcast baseline to quantify avoided spray mixture.
At a 2016 field demonstration in Bundaberg, QUT presented AgBot II’s ability to navigate crops, classify weeds and select treatments, an early example of combining robotic perception with agronomic intervention.
The OdinsAEye consortium will connect tractor-mounted cameras, weed recognition and farm software, backed by DKK 8.3 million from Innovation Fund Denmark.
