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Spectral Imaging

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  • “AI technologies and humans will integrate, just as scientific disciplines will merge”

    Once every two months, we introduce you to a specialist. This time it’s researcher Joseph Peller. He moves from spectral imaging to segmentation, phenotyping and working conditions in greenhouse horticulture: “You need to be able to take a more multidisciplinary approach.”

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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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  • Planting potatoes in a field at Van den Borne precision agriculture
    Increase understanding of soil to make strides in precision ag

    Jacob van den Borne is Mr Precision Agriculture. Based in Reusel, the Netherlands, he uses drones, sensors, satellites and robots to collect all sorts of data. And meanwhile, he also runs a large arable farming business. “If you don’t keep records, you can’t learn.”

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  • Vision Robotics Robot to package salad meals
    Robot to package food and (salad) meals

    Can you picture it? A flexible robot that assembles a packet of soup ingredients or a bag of bami vegetables by itself.

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  • Sensor technology is like having superpower vision - VisionRobotics
    Sensor technology is like having superpower vision

    Once every two months, we introduce one of our experts. We give an insight into the person, their field of research and their expectations.

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