AI – deBeer on AgTech

30 March 2023

Autonomous horticulture with the help of AI, will people soon be redundant?

14 March 2021 Colinda 0

This year will see the start of the 3rd edition of the ‘Autonomous Greenhouse Challenge’. The challenge is to grow lettuce in a greenhouse ‘completely autonomously and without human intervention’ through the use of AI. […]

Who owns the data, the ‘new gold’? 25 March 2023
I think it’s similar in the horticultural sector to other sectors; for years, it has been claimed that “data is the new gold”. I recently … Continued This article Who owns the data, the ‘new gold’? was first published on Innovation Origins.
Colinda de Beer
In search of (solutions for) the first hydrogen-powered grower! 28 January 2023
An old colleague of mine used to say that controlling climate in a greenhouse is just a matter of “simple” physics. We already know a … Continued This article In search of (solutions for) the first hydrogen-powered grower! was first published on Innovation Origins.
Colinda de Beer
Wizards, prophets and the future of our food system 3 December 2022
For the past few months, I keep coming across them in my ‘LinkedIn bubble’ – the videos from the Federatie Vruchtgroenteorganisaties (the Dutch Federation of … Continued This article Wizards, prophets and the future of our food system was first published on Innovation Origins.
Colinda de Beer
Do you still get it? On how artificial intelligence is beyond our comprehension, and if that’s such a bad thing 8 October 2022
It was recently launched as part of the Dutch national AI course: a curriculum on ‘AI and Ethics.’ Like the previous publications about AI for … Continued This article Do you still get it? On how artificial intelligence is beyond our comprehension, and if that’s such a bad thing was first published on Innovation Origins.
Colinda de Beer
Indoor farming and the pink elephant 4 September 2022
If the stories are to be believed, we now have the solution for feeding the world’s growing population: vertical farming, urban farming, or plant factories. … Continued This article Indoor farming and the pink elephant was first published on Innovation Origins.
Colinda de Beer