European Union Backs Agribots with CROPS

The European Union has invested 10 million Euros to study robots to be used in agriculture. Ten different countries are participating to develop a new technique for sensors, arms, grabbers and intelligence. CROPS will work on products and needs endemic to each country, i.e. one to harvest bell peppers, another to pick wine grapes and one to spray apple orchards.
Via Fresh Plaza
Read More in: Service Robots
Share this Article with others: 
Related Articles:
Came straight to this page? Visit Robot Snob for all the latest news.
Posted by Sheila Franklin at December 2, 2010 9:25 AM