Robots in agriculture

Robotics and Autonomous Systems - Professor Peter Corke, Queensland University of Technology.
A lecture on ‘Robots in agriculture’ delivered by Professor Peter Corke at Robotics and Autonomous Systems - Vision Challenges and Actions at Royal Society, London on 13 November 2015.
You can find out more information about the event on our website:
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[@BOT-dv9lz]

This could solve the problem i/we have in Norway with lot of fields to steep for a tractor and that i am not villing to take on big loans for big expencive equiment that only can be used in a few places. Its normal to have a job elsewhere and have a farm as job number two here. Little time to use on the farm will have the need for more robots instead of big expencive tractors and equipment. Farming have got'en very industrial like and expencive. This robots bring us back to the simpler old days and with less resourses and energy used to farm. Big dangerous machines that cost a lot with high maintenence and is not very agile is an issue that stopped me from wanna be a farmer. Now i feel there is hope 😀

[@alkhashtee]

Great job

[@deavman]

Animal agriculture is going to be much more expensive and eventually cultured meat is going to take over most of the market. In fact it is already happening.

[@MolotovWithLux]

#autonomoussystems

[@thaihocmethaihocme9567]

Great job