Articles by René Groeneveld

FREISA’s technology facilitates plant monitoring by distinguishing between healthy and poor leaf conditions. Photo: B-AROL-O

03-05 | News

A robotic dog that autonomously waters plants

The researchers use a robotic arm with cameras for the AI trained system. Photo: UGA

02-05 | News

American Researchers test robotic arm for sorting fresh onions

A precision planter is interesting for farmers because it gives them the precision to achieve greater cost effectiveness. - Photos: Equalizer

29-04 | Article

‘Farmers increasingly interested in more precise planting’

According to Niqo Robotics, the farmers who have used the technology, reported up to 60% chemical cost savings in the early stages of spray without any compromise on efficacy. - Photos: Niqo Robotics

25-04 | Article

Niqo Robotics introduces spot spraying technology that fits any sprayer

Agtech By Design will release a green on brown spot spraying technology, which identifies all the weeds, and is also developing a product called SpeciesSelect, which is a green on green spot spraying technology that can identify individual species of weed. - Photos: Agtech By Design

22-04 | Article

New spot spraying technology for tree crops and vines

Virtually any sprayer can be retrofitted with SymphonyNozzle control. - Photo: Shutterstock/ Valentin Valkov

15-04 | Article

Improving spraying applications with new nozzle technology

The researchers say that reducing the environmental footprint of agriculture while maintaining or improving yields is a major challenge of the coming decades. - Photo: Pixabay

04-04 | News

Organic agriculture can increase pesticide use on nearby fields

A Case IH tractor with SoilXplorer, a device that has real-time soil sensing systems, automatically adjusting implement working parameters. - Photo: CNH Industrial

26-03 | Article

The impact and benefits of variable rate seeding

The SmartDepth control system. - Photo: Precision Planting

21-03 | Article

Testing with automated variable planting depth yields remarkable insights for corn growers

According to SIZA Robotics CEO Thibault Boutonnet the new robot has been built by a team that know agriculture. - Photos: SIZA Robotics

06-03 | News

SIZA Robotics launches autonomous robot for vegetable and beet crops

Groeneveld

René Groeneveld Correspondent for Australia