Smart machines transform China's farms
Summary
China Daily highlights how AI-powered smart farm machinery, including the GEAIR intelligent breeding robot from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, is transforming agriculture through precision pollination and automation. GEAIR uses deep learning to identify flowers and perform cross-pollination, cutting breeding cycles from five years to one and reducing labor costs by over 25% in tomato breeding.
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