Growers and tech developers work together in taking final steps in developing a robot that can pick, count, detect, and predict.

SAIA Agrobotics, a tech spin-off from Netherlands-based Wageningen University & Research, will further develop its technology for greenhouse robotics with new investments.

Learn more about a new development in automation technology that draws inspiration from an unusual source: pole beans.

Registration deadline is nearing for this year’s virtual event. And growers can get in free.

The rapid growth of automation in food production, including greenhouse vegetables, could set the stage for a wave of new developments.

The Produce Marketing Association was in the mix at the mega conference in Las Vegas and compiled some top tech insights. Here they are.

We spoke to the CEO of Bloomfield Robotics about the convergence of legal cannabis and the many technologies for farmers growing out of some unlikely places.

There are many areas within a cannabis operation where robots would be useful. See how the crop segment is opening up new opportunities for automation.

Here’s a preview of the 2020 VISION Conference, North America’s premier strategic event for precision agriculture.

The manufacturing of a car is almost entirely automated, but the manufacturing of products in horticulture is at best partially automated. Here’s why this may be changing.

AgriNomix is partnering with Advanced Intelligent Systems to make the BigTop Robot available to North American growers.

While no one has the crystal ball, there are some changes that might actually play out over time.

Cincinnati-based 80 Acres Farms plans to build a large, fully automated indoor farm in Hamilton, OH, which will produce specialty greens to supply local independent retailers including Jungle Jim’s International Market and Dorothy Lane Markets, and national chain locations for Whole Foods and U.S. Foods.