Agriculture

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International Federation of Robotics provides stats on industrial robots, service robots, and cobots.

Autonomous mobile robots assist farmers with weeding, crop analytics.

New research predicts $10 billion market by 2030, with a $101 billion overall market for drone services.

Drone-stabilized system offers real-time tracking, object identification and data harvesting features.

New robot, interface and work cell system expands welding uses for industrial applications.

Recent robotics awards have been given out for innovation in piece picking, UV disinfection of hospital spaces, and agricultural product packing.

Investments will help company scale up AI systems for manned, unmanned aircraft.

Optimism abounded at last week’s AUVSI-sponsored event in the unmanned systems space, but they also acknowledged challenges ahead.

Currently, commercial drone usage primarily contained to energy, construction, and agriculture.

The precision agriculture startup debuts a new centralized platform, providing advanced insights for farmers

We’ve already seen robots do some amazing things in manufacturing, warehousing, and health care. Here are some other new ways robots are doing unconventional things.

Every automation business or user of robotics wants to know where the technology and markets are heading. Here are our predictions.

Algorithms and programming advances provide exciting possibilities for the drone industry in the next decade.

From addressing labor shortages to increasing crop yields, agribots are set to aid farmers next year.

Agriculture, drone systems, and mobile robot makers scoop up investments around the world.

Second investment spurs growth for agricultural automation and robotics operation; Robotics Plus eyes U.S. subsidiary.

Companies that use commercial drones in the air and underground earned big investments in recent weeks.

FAA reauthorization bill changes and LAANC deployment completion will likely spur more commercial drone testing.

Robot restaurants, aerial analytics, and awesome exoskeleton firms also score big this week.

The July 4 holiday week saw funding for companies developing self-driving capabilities for vehicles, robots, and other devices.

Companies with FAA Rule 107 waivers offer insights on commercial drone applications.

Consumers worldwide have different expectations for tabletop grapes than for wine grapes, so harvesting robots must use machine learning to pick the right ones and ensure quality.

An AI strategy can be directed by the central government, focus on regional hubs, or pursue a particular niche market. In addition, we look at how machine learning can be localized.

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