A local AgTech start-up is revolutionizing the South Australian agriculture industry by reducing the reliance on pesticides, reports the Herald Sun. One of the AI-powered technologies developed by Flux Robotics can help farmers find the weeds in a paddock and...

Crop production in the US is facing significant cost pressures, writes Daniel Maguire at ARK Invest. After input costs rose 80-250% during the supply chain shocks associated with the coronavirus crisis and the Ukraine War, crop production costs hit...

Future Farming reports that its correspondent Maxence, an expert in robotic and new agricultural technologies, is embarking on a journey to Oceania to discover farmers utilizing cutting-edge technology such as robots and autonomous tractors. Starting in September 2023 and spanning...

More 2,000 participants and ag leaders will gather at the Salinas Sports Complex September 19-21 for an up-close look at ag robotic solutions in action.

New AI developments recently inspired researchers to examine the possibility of designing a tomato harvesting robot.

Collaboration increases access to autonomous Burro robots across the U.S.

The LaserWeeder leverages artificial intelligence, computer vision and lasers to target and kill weeds at the meristem within millimeter accuracy.

EU agriculture ministers recently visited RISE's test bed for digitalized agriculture in Uppsala.

Both Priva and Blue Radix already serve a fast-growing group of joint customers with data and artificial intelligence (AI)-driven solutions.

With all the benefits agtech has to offer, it’s clear why so many farmers are adopting it and investors are increasingly supporting the industry.

Robots are today’s answer to the main challenges facing agriculture. And they will show up this fall in Salinas for the second edition of FIRA USA.

PlantTape brought its demo automated transplanter system to southern New Jersey. Here's what growers had to say about it.

Pressure on farmer profits – driven by rising costs for inputs, labor challenges, and climate change – and the push towards sustainability can boost adoption.

The system’s integration will be led by Raven and will be commercially available via the global Case IH and New Holland Agriculture brands.

The agROBOfood Network Event will be held this week at the Agricultural University of Athens in Greece.

The harvesting robot originally developed by Wageningen University & Research (WUR) has improved significantly over the past year.

While automatic vehicles are already on today's farms, it’s matter of time before this technology becomes widespread.

As new technological innovations in agriculture continue to advance, it is critical to understand the safety implications of automated equipment.

The funding will be used to expand sales regions in North America, optimize and scale manufacturing, and launch into international markets.

Grower support is absolutely critical to the success of new technological products. That was the message from a VISION Conference panel.