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What's your payload? Where are the seeds? How are they deposited? Recommend going to a farm right now to see how this works in production. For the most part, y

What's your payload? Where are the seeds? How are they deposited? Recommend going to a farm right now to see how this works in production. For the most part, you can autonomously sow using GPS. But the farmer just rides along.

Sabrees 8mo ago
Payload is whatever you (or your startup) want it to be. For me personally mechanical between row weeding is step one, then laser in-row weeding. 1. These on some linear actuators: https://www.getearthquake.com/products/fusion-drill-powered-cultivator-46007 https://www.getearthquake.com/products/fusion-drill-powered-... (they work surprisingly well) 2. Beyond that for in-row weeding a engraving laser on a Delta: https://github.com/Agroecology-Lab/Open-Weeding-Delta/tree/master/hardware#readme https://github.com/Agroecology-Lab/Open-Weeding-Delta/tree/m... Or if I'm feeling rich by then this third party weeder looks pretty good https://github.com/Laudando-Associates-LLC/LASER https://github.com/Laudando-Associates-LLC/LASER 3. For Seeding my salad crop https://reagtools.co.uk/collections/jang https://reagtools.co.uk/collections/jang 4. Harvesting my salad crop https://reagtools.co.uk/products/quick-cut-greens-harvester https://reagtools.co.uk/products/quick-cut-greens-harvester I live on a farm, I have sold salad commercially, these are largely tools I already use and own, just moved about by motors rather than muscles. This is a smaller scale thing than arable. We're talking a step up from manual horticulture (which is actually what still feeds much of the world)