Robots developed by Warwick AgriTech could cut herbicide use by 95%
• In the United Kingdom, the University of Warwick has created the Warwick Agri-Tech initiative to accelerate technology transfer with applied research projects to develop innovative agricultural tools.
• Researchers at the university are working on autonomous mobile robots that can target individual plants and cut herbicide use by 95%.
• They are also conducting projects to combat labour shortages in the British forestry industry, enhance food security, develop carbon sequestration, and preserve biodiversity.
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• Researchers at the university are working on autonomous mobile robots that can target individual plants and cut herbicide use by 95%.
• They are also conducting projects to combat labour shortages in the British forestry industry, enhance food security, develop carbon sequestration, and preserve biodiversity.
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