A faculty member at Tabriz University announced that researchers from the university's biosystems engineering group have successfully designed and built a series of intelligent spot-spraying robots after 18 years of research activity. Utilizing artificial intelligence and machine vision technology, these robots can distinguish between weeds and the main crops, applying pesticides only where necessary; a method that, according to test results, can reduce pesticide consumption by approximately 95%.
Smart Robots at Tabriz University Reduce Agricultural Pesticide Use by Up to 95%
Researchers at Tabriz University have developed intelligent robots that significantly reduce pesticide use in agriculture. This innovation, achieved after 18 years of research, utilizes AI to target only the necessary areas for pesticide application. This advancement is crucial for sustainable agriculture practices in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
Researchers at Tabriz University have developed intelligent robots capable of significantly reducing pesticide use in agriculture. These robots use AI to apply pesticides only where necessary, achieving a reduction of up to 95%.
- The robots utilize artificial intelligence and machine vision technology.
- The development took 18 years of research.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran faces challenges in agriculture, including pesticide overuse and environmental degradation. Innovations like these are crucial for sustainable practices.
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