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Farming smarter with AgBots | Queensland University of Technology

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27 May 2013



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“A golf cart sized robot that can autonomously navigate its way through a field will soon take the work out of weeding for Queensland farmers. The AgBot, a light-weight, driverless buggy, can navigate around a 4000 hectare wheat farm using low-cost sensors, eradicating small weeds and causing minimal damage to soil.”

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John Payne





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