University of Würzburg Develops 3D Laser Scanner for Agricultural Harvesting Robots
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PaulHoule
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Summary
Robotics engineers at the University of Würzburg have developed a 3D laser scanner system for precise plant analysis, aimed at improving harvesting robots for agricultural use. The technology addresses labor shortages in farming by automating the harvesting process for crops like strawberries, asparagus, and apples.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledRobotics engineers at the University of Würzburg have developed a novel 3D laser scanner system for precise plant analysis in the field.
Whether strawberries, asparagus or apples: when it comes to harvesting, skilled workers are often in short supply.
Many researchers are therefore working on harvesting robots that could provide welcome support to agricultural businesses in the future.
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