The Engineer - Ancient printing method informs development of low-cost soil sensor
A printing method thought to have been developed around 2,000 years ago could be used to print low-cost sensors that measure nutrients in soil.
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A printing method thought to have been developed around 2,000 years ago could be used to print low-cost sensors that measure nutrients in soil.
This fuel cell generates power with the help of microbes in the soil and can potentially be used in green infrastructure and precision agriculture applications.
“Northwestern University researchers have developed a new fuel cell that can harness energy from soil microbes, providing a sustainable and renewable alternative to toxic batteries. The device, the size of a book, can power underground sensors for green infrastructure and precision agriculture, and its unique design allows for efficient operation in dry conditions. It has […]
University of Texas at Dallas bioengineers recently developed sensors that monitor multiple soil parameters, including total soil carbon, to provide farmers with accurate real-time continuous data to improve soil health
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