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A lightweight machine-vision prototype pairs a single industrial camera with a streamlined detector called MOD-DETR and a SORT-based tracker called ASORT. The system detects and ejects defective apples across sorting lanes.
Read the original →Etihad Rail inaugurated the passenger line between Dubai and Abu Dhabi on Sept. 30, after a decade of construction and development. The high-speed train has cut land travel time between the two emirates from three hours to one hour and four minutes, and significantly reduced carbon emissions. The service benefits nearly 1 million overseas Filipino workers based in the UAE.
Read the original →Three young innovators from Awantipora in Pulwama district, south Kashmir, have developed an AI-powered drone. It is designed to make pesticide spraying in agriculture and horticulture more precise.
Read the original →Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman Michael Selig says AI is already being used in production agriculture. He says it will likely have a role in trading and pricing commodity futures.
Read the original →Experts at a national symposium hosted by the ICAR-Central Potato Research Institute (CPRI) in Shimla said climate change, expanding international trade and evolving agricultural practices are increasing the threat of emerging and invasive pests and diseases. They said this makes stronger plant health security imperative for India.
Read the original →The executive-level program will also feature tours and realigned thought patterns.
Read the original →A new 20,361-SNP genotyping array combined with machine learning models predicts crude protein, fat, moisture, amino acid and fatty acid levels in common carp fillets from DNA.
Read the original →The edition explores how AI is transforming feed production. It also covers the latest trends in feed markets, poultry nutrition and sustainability.
Read the original →The latest edition of Poultry World covers in-ovo sexing, AI, poultry nutrition and sustainability.
Read the original →New management strategies have made different key performance indicators possible.
Read the original →The Agriculture Department is trying to "get smarter" about AI with fewer resources. Other agencies are trying other ways to keep up with changes while dealing with workforce limitations.
Read the original →This Insight was originally published in October 2026 on Autonomy Global. It states that Canada wants to be the next great AI power, and that the federal government launched AI for All in June 2026.
Read the original →William Huang brings over a decade of experience in artificial intelligence.
Read the original →Uganda has launched a five-year National Data Strategy to overhaul how government collects, stores and shares information.
Read the original →The An Giang Provincial Agricultural Extension Center is training 30 specialist staff in applying artificial intelligence. The aim is to improve digital technology capability, innovate multimedia communication methods and spread advanced technology to farmers.
Read the original →A TEHA report says only 15.1% of Italian wineries plan digital investment. Concern about competitiveness is growing.
Read the original →The service is improving its AI identification function based on user test results. Before the official launch, it plans to verify system stability and identification accuracy.
Read the original →Rivian's vice president for autonomous driving and AI, James Philbin, said the data used to generate 3D environments comes from tens of thousands of R1T, R1S and R2 vehicles and company delivery vans with external camera sharing enabled. He said all of it is collected and used in anonymized form.
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