Current projects at the intersection of sensing technology and artificial intelligence in agriculture
A portable near-infrared (NIR) sensing device that measures grass seed moisture content in seconds, replacing a time-consuming lab drying process. Calibrated for eight cool-season grass seed species and achieving a mean error of 1.2–4.6%, the Grady Sensor enables timely, field-side harvest decisions.
Learn MoreThis project develops an intelligent aerial-ground spot spraying system that integrates UAV imaging, AI-driven grass weed detection, and a precision ground sprayer to replace costly manual hand spraying in Oregon's Willamette Valley grass seed fields.
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