Are farmers ready for autonomous tractors?
Farmers typically don’t like to be the first to adopt a technology. But they're facing more pressure than ever to consider changing the way they operate.
Source: therobotreport.com
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Farmers typically don’t like to be the first to adopt a technology. But they're facing more pressure than ever to consider changing the way they operate.
Autonomous farming is boosted by sensors, robotics, artificial intelligence, and predictive modeling.
‘It’s just like manufacturing but instead of making a car, we produce a nut or a grape. We digitize the entire day-to-day of the farm.’
FieldIn offers technology to find areas for operational efficiency.
California-based FieldIn offers software to help growers track, benchmark, and improve operations.