Robotics
9 March 2021
Survey to measure the level of uptake of automation and robotics within UK horticulture
5 January 2021
Machine learning robotic lettuce harvester by ADHB-funded PhD student Luca Scimeca
9 December 2020
how to measure and reduce your carbon footprint and make your farm more efficient.
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5 February 2021
This arable magazine covers a variety of AHDB-funded activities
16 March 2020
A new autonomous guided vehicle to help tackle the labour shortage in horticulture
17 December 2019
How is data, artificial intelligence and automation changing horticulture production in Canada?
25 November 2019
Images of automation and robotics in Dutch horticulture nurseries
25 November 2019
How have nurseries in the Netherlands embedded automation in their businesses?
6 November 2019
Can you grow a crop of tomatoes without anyone entering the glasshouse?
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4 September 2019
AHDB to be knowledge exchange partner for new robotics centre at University of Lincoln
5 September 2019
Robotics funding to transform horticulture, a computer model to improve biopesticides and a new plum demonstration centre
14 August 2019
An exciting technological development in precision field vegetable production was demonstrated at Reading University’s Sonning Farm on 25th July. The new technology – eyeSpot – seeks to make a step-change in weed control for growers by both reducing herbicide usage by up to 95% and by working autonomously, eliminating the need for a sprayer operator.