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This is the awful irony of a lot of these farm robots. Like the pollination robots, for example. Maybe I'm just being shortsighted, but it seems like we already
by ip26 8y ago
This is the awful irony of a lot of these farm robots. Like the pollination robots, for example. Maybe I'm just being shortsighted, but it seems like we already have pollination robots, called bees. Native bees don't even require a hive or beekeeper.
But, apparently, it would appear "not using neonicotinoids" is a lot harder than "designing & manufacturing millions & millions of tiny robot bees"
- rdlecler1 8y agoBees are not always efficient pollinators and they can also be most costly.
- whostolemyhat 8y agoMore costly than building thousands of tiny robots or pollinating plants by hand?