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  • CatchCam on board of lobster fishery vessel automatically measures a caught lobster with the help of vision and AI technology
    Vision technology and AI automates insight into lobster population in the Eastern Scheldt

    "The strength of the system really lies in its simplicity. You can easily apply it anywhere in the world and even power it with a battery or solar panels," says researcher Edwin van Helmond.

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  • An apple picking robot by Advanced Farm moves through a demo field at the FIRA USA tradeshow in October 2024
    Autonomy and robotics in agriculture: US vs Europe

    Erik Pekkeriet on the differences (and similarities) between the US and Europe concerning autonomy and robotics in agriculture and horticulture.

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  • WUR Vision+Robotics researcher Gerrit Polder looks at the photographer, while next to him a hyperspectral camera is pointed at vines in a vineyard as part of the OPTIMA research project.
    Grounded in light: photonics and agriculture through the eyes of Gerrit Polder

    On the new world of Terahertz and Photonic Integrated Circuits, and how Raman spectroscopy and quantum dots will take agriculture by storm.

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  • Researcher Janne Kool during a field trial with camera controlled machine to detect birds nest with vision and robotics
    Maintaining biodiversity with vision and robotics

    Every two months, we introduce you to one of our specialists. We give an insight into the person, their research and their expectations. This time it’s researcher Janne Kool: “We need more nature knowledge. To avoid making decisions that could be disastrous for maintaining biodiversity.”

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