Smart Farming: How Robots and AI Can Help Us with Farming | Farming Technology

Not everyone could afford doing this and if it's going to make it higher on all of us since there's no labors being paid.

Men have become so feminine now that we need robots to do what one dude from the past would just do himself.

This would help out Florida when the farm workers flee to New York.

I hate her german accent.

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All this high-tech agriculture is very innovative and quite fascinating, but bottom line - is it going to be affordable to the masses? I think not. Fact: Greenhouse agricultural production currently accounts for 1 to 2% of the agricultural production in the Unites States, but is rapidly growing. I doubt this figure will climb dramatically anytime soon. Greenhouse growing involves exhorbitant infrastructure investment, that almost no one can afford.

It is good for Germany, but as India where huge portion of population is agriculture labourer. Is this robotic mechanization does not creat unemployment problems in India.

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i like it

Hi, I'm a student in programming and technology computer science, I'm interested to see more info for robotics

Any online training agriculture?

Governments don't care about farmers.

In mean time food from Ukraine comes to Poland and is burned or malting and will never go to Africa and Polish farmers.

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While farming tech could operate all night. They should be designed to operate within solar and wind variable supply.

Not smart but dumb farming. You can't use electricity for everything.

How can I undergo graduate internship in this field, I am final year student of Agricultural Engineering, University of Ibadan

that would cool to find a place like that to work. help develop the technology

God forbid you give all power to your cannibal masters, even your own job.

Sure, and it can pollinate flowers when all bees will be dead

USE PERMACULTURE FOR GODS SAKE

😂😂😂😂😂😂 All bullshit

Comparison of chances for unemployed people to get some work, shown in here? i.e. country by country.

AI and robots taking jobs away from workers to increase profit for the overprivileged and they have the gall to call this "smart".

There is let us data equals healthy robot

Particles are robots food equals data equals the need for grass equals data robots need to gather data?

Robot orbit is roads has geomitry

Needs grass in there equals a biome if u look at the surrounding? Equals grass orbit?

How about no fn thanks

Finally my communism reality is slowly becoming a reality... hmmmm..

Taste like meca.

Where can we training

Only if biotechnology.

Miss is don't see no challenge turn the useless empty malls into indoor farming centers. Problem solved!

Only Eroupe best technology even go to farmers in used. Thank you

we are NOT overpopulated

Selâmlar güzel insanlar çok güzel teknolojilerinizi ağzīmız açīk seyrediyoruz,,sizler uzaylımısınız,,???biz ler dünyada yaşıyoruz dünyalıyız,,,buralarda,hırsızlıklar, dolandırıcılar katiller,,cinayetler ,,kavgalar,,adli kontrol şartlı adalet sistemi,koltuk kavgaları,ağzı bozuk siyasiler,20 yıldır koltukları kokmuşlar bu dünyada ne ararsanız var ,🦂🕷🕸🦈🐊🦉🦅

We have been culling cattle for years, why are we now sympathising them with phrases like "oooooh how painful they are", what are we finally becoming hypocrites now? The most painful to look at are those new people who say animal cruelty this and that and obstruct everything, criticise everything about the old world...

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natural food is long target not this

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somebody still got a make those robots and that too requires recourses as well extra fuel and energy spent.. is it worth it?