A quick insight at the innovative agricultural technology in the past years.
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Hamster bot
The Rosphere,
developed by a team at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, looks and
functions just like a hamster ball, rolling over your croplands without
the use of wheels or legs. Inside the Rosphere, a pendulum rotates on
an axle to make it roll and steer itself, like a hamster running up the
sides of a ball. It’s perfect for navigating crops without harming them,
and rolling over uneven terrain. Using GPS and wi-fi technology, the
device aims to collect information about soil composition, temperature,
moisture and plant health, then broadcast it back to the farmer. And if
the autonomous little robot somehow gets trapped, you can take over the
controls and steer it remotely.
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