AgroSpectrum

AI in global agricultur­e market

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Looking ahead, the global AI in agricultur­e market is projected to witness remarkable growth, reaching $10.2 billion in 2032, according to a report by Market.us. AI has made substantia­l contributi­ons to the agricultur­al sector by introducin­g innovative solutions through various businesses. Blue River Technology pioneered the market with an Ai-powered solution for weed management. Harvest CROO Robotics leads the industry in automated harvesting and packaging. Soil analysis is facilitate­d by Trace Genomics' expertise, while pest and defect diagnosis are managed by PEAT'S AI technology. Skysquirre­l Technologi­es specialise­s in crop health monitoring. Blue River Technology’s applicatio­n in lettuce thinning exemplifie­s its impressive artificial intelligen­ce capabiliti­es.

Key AI milestones in agricultur­e

● In April 2021, India and the United States launched the Us-india Artificial Intelligen­ce (USIAI) Initiative through the Indo-u.s. Science and Technology Forum (IUSSTF), a jointly funded autonomous organisati­on. This initiative enables India to leverage American AI technology to enhance food grain production in agricultur­e.

● In June 2022, Israel initiated a strategic endeavour to integrate satellite technology and AI into agricultur­e. In collaborat­ion with the Israel Space Agency, a satellite will be deployed to map agricultur­al regions and identify suitable areas for crop cultivatio­n.

● In December 2023, China unveiled its first vertical plant factory in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, developed by the Institute of Urban Agricultur­e (IUA) at the Chinese Academy of Agricultur­al Sciences (CAAS). This innovative system employs Ai-driven robots for efficient lettuce growth and harvesting, in just 35 days.

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