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                                                               4 arms to harvest fruits and cut the poles of each fruit to protect against damage.
                                                               Testings showed that these robots could collect fruit like labor, and in the future,
                                                               each robot will collect more than 25,000 raspberries per day while human labor can
                                                               collect 15,000 per 8 hours.
                                                                  This unique combination of technologies does not only form a floating cover for
                                                               irrigation basins but also offers protection against the formation of algae. Integrated
                                                               solar panels also generate energy in an environmentally friendly way.
                                                               Packing category
                                                               There are organic pea farms with peas planted vertically ‘in bags’. Once opening
                                                               the bag, the peas are planted in the bottom. After the first harvest, the bag should
                                                               be placed on a windowsill to get light and be given water, allowing the plants to
                                                               continue to grow and can be harvested again. This technique is simple, and the
                                                               peas are healthy and delicious.
                                                                  This first-generation, direct contact, food-safe, compostable fruit label for high-
                                                               speed, the automated application is paper- and plastic-free. It is available in different
                                                               sizes.
                                                                  Innovation in each category affects the fruits and vegetables industry for
                                                               consumers’ convenience, health, and safety. Technology such as drones or robots
                                                               will support farmers toward smart farming and sustainability concerns.
                  Technology category
                  Flying autonomous robots, with full six degrees of
                  freedom of orientation, can harvest many different fruits,
                  thus reducing the need for manual picking. The robots’
                  ability to approach each fruit from an optimal position and   More Information      Service Info C002
                  angle is based on deep artificial intelligence and computer
                  vision. These guarantees are harvesting at an optimal stage
                  of ripeness.                                 เอกสารอ้างอิง / References
                     The technology is designed for reducing mistakes and   www.fruitlogistica.com/de/presse/pressemitteilungen/pressemitteilungen-mailings_6720.html
                  time in harvesting. The robots have 3D camera sensors to   www.smethailandclub.com/entrepreneur/8163.html?fbclid=IwAR3BPNQn7uEd2jU1rQfte1j0F
                  analyze the ripeness of each fruit; then the robots will use     DRqJlMS4YNhXccMNaq6gLKSivNgaLg5T7c















































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