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Peter Corke and his huge team at QUT are doing great stuff in this area. They have spot-spraying robots, that zap only weeds and fertilize only crops, and also
by robotresearcher 9y ago
Peter Corke and his huge team at QUT are doing great stuff in this area. They have spot-spraying robots, that zap only weeds and fertilize only crops, and also a great device that just mechanically smashes up weeds one-by-one.
Peter has an admirable ability to choose projects and deliver the goods on them. Robotics needs more like him.
Interview with Corke on this subject:
http://robohub.org/robots-zero-tillage-robotics/ http://robohub.org/robots-zero-tillage-robotics/
Homepage with free stuff including books and MOOC:
http://petercorke.com/wordpress/ http://petercorke.com/wordpress/
edit: I'm not affiliated with QUT and have no conflict of interest. I'm an academic that does related work but not in agriculture.
- reachtarunhere 9y agoPeter Corke is an amazing guy. Loved his MOOC. Highly recommended if you are just curious about robotics. MATLAB is a sad aspect of it though.
- RoboticsAU 9y agoPeter Corke launched a new site recently, which is based on his MOOC: https://robotacademy.net.au/ https://robotacademy.net.au/ He outlines the reasons why they shifted away from MOOCs in the Robots Podcast episode #239. I recently made a site too, for anybody interested in robotics/AI: http://roboticsaustralia.org http://roboticsaustralia.org