spraying technology

The machine utilises positioning sensors and a trajectory-controlling algorithm to maintain a consistent distance between rows. – Photos: Merlo Spa

28-11 | News

Merlo Spa unveils autonomous electric robot sprayer for specialized crops

Greeneye is already working with U.S. farmers to extend the usage of its system to other inputs such as anti-fungals and micronutrients. – Photos: Greeneye Technology

21-11 | News

Greeneye launches field trials for AI-driven precision spraying in Australia

Spot spraying trials by Syngenta show reduced phytotoxicity from spot spraying delivers significant yield increases in sugar beet and grassland. – Photos: Mick Roberts

18-11 | Article

Spot spraying pays dividends

Guss spraying a pistachios field. – Photos: Maxence Guillaumot

07-11 | Article

4 Years, 8,000 hectares: A farmer’s insights on the GUSS autonomous sprayer robot

The RoboThinner, a tractor-pulled machine designed for precision lettuce thinning, uses Niqo's advanced AI camera technology for millimeter-level accuracy. – Photo: Niqo Robotics

04-10 | News

Niqo Robotics launches AI-driven lettuce thinning solution in North America

Smart camera and sensor technology is rapidly gaining ground worldwide. The Dutch company Rometron has now equipped over 50 kilometers of spray booms with its Weed-IT sensors. The company, based in the Netherlands, is now 25 years old and employs 48 people. – Photos: Martin Smits

03-10 | Article

Smart Dutch sensor technology Rometron Weed-IT is gaining worldwide momentum

What do we mean by spot spraying? How large is a spot? Can it be fitted onto any field sprayer? When is spot spraying financially worthwhile? Future Farming looked into it for you. Read the 12 questions about spot spraying and their answers. – Photo: Agrifac

29-08 | Article

Everything you ever wanted to know about Spot Spraying: 12 questions and answers

Photo: Mineral

23-08 | News

Mineral transfers assets to leading industry players like John Deere

The DAT system is already mounted on several Kverneland sprayers in Norway, Germany and the Netherlands. Photo Kverneland.

26-06 | News

DAT and Kverneland cooperate on precision spraying technology

The Interface for Operating PWM Spraying Technology LeapBox. Until recently, BBLeap's LeapBox could already spray 'tiles' based on a task map, but now the system is also available for real-time targeted spraying using camera images. - Photos: Michel Velderman

26-06 | News

LeapBox: AI for image recognition and biomass determination