The farming industry is changing, but technological innovations do not always deliver what is promised.

Farm robots can mitigate labor shortages by automating tasks like planting, harvesting, and weeding, while also supporting ...

Robots on the farm Article by Julie Stewart Photo by Kathy F. Atkinson February 19, 2019 Engineers and plant scientists team up to optimize corn growth ...

Researchers are optimistic about its applications. Scientists develop incredible robots that could revolutionize farming: 'Sensing technology' first appeared on The Cool Down.

Robots are changing the future of farming A robot named Sam rules over this atypical Ohio farm.

No longer science fiction, farm robots are already here--and they have created two possible extremes for the future of agriculture and its impacts on the environment, argues agricultural economist ...

Among other predictions, Interstellar offered us some clues about the future of farming. Long story short: It’s all about the robots. From field scouting drones to robotic harvesters, the ...

Robot farming startup Iron Ox has taken the first step in doing so, announcing today that it’s selling robot-reared leafy greens in a single location in California.

Fortunately that proved not to be the case, and on further reading our timeline story was revealed to be about a computerized farming device.

There’s always work to be done on the farm, but often it’s the same work day, after day, after day. Parts of the job must feel a bit like an assembly line. While it’s impossible to automate farming ...

Farmers say farm robots could provide relief from recent labor shortages, lessen the unknowns of immigration reform, even reduce costs, increase quality and yield a more consistent product. "There ...