Articles by Ed Asscheman

Foto: Canva

08-08-2023 | News

Who wants to work in a robotised and digitalised environment?

The new AI-based technology estimates grass height to within an accuracy of just 1.5cm, from satellites nearly 700km above the ground. The technology will launch in Ireland later this year as part of Origin Digital’s ‘GrassMax’ service. - Photo: Aspia Space

07-08-2023 | News

Partnership announce technology that enables farmers to measure grass from space

With a treatment speed of around 2km per hour and battery swap technology, one UV robot can keep the disease under control in a growing area of approximately 4 hectares. - Photo's: Antobot

04-08-2023 | News

UV and robot technology prevent powdery mildew in horticulture

Tom Robot. - Photo: SRC

28-07-2023 | News

Small Robots’ first commercial sale to centre for robotics and AI

Aurea Imaging TMS TreeScout in Action. - Photo's: Aurea Imaging

24-07-2023 | News

TMS TreeScout, a tractor-mounted sensor for precision orchard management

Field of drought stressed cotton plants. - Photo: Canva

14-07-2023 | News

New tool predicts crop yields in the southeast of the USA

Photo: SciMingo

12-07-2023 | News

A look beneath the peel of a potato

The new tomato robot in action. - Photo: inaho Europe

07-07-2023 | News

Tomato harvesting robot after upgrade ‘eight times faster’

While tremendous hype around fully autonomous tractors remains, the greatest value for farmers at this point is automation. - Photo: John Deere

06-07-2023 | News

John Deere moves further in the field of autonomy

The JCB 403E compact wheel loader is ready for use. With a normal driving mode, it is possible to drive continuously for 4 hours. What stands out is its quiet driving mode and smooth acceleration. - Photos and video: Annelies Bakker

05-07-2023 | News

JCB launches zero emission 403E compact electric loader

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Ed Asscheman Online editor Future Farming