University of Guelph
A University of Guelph researcher is using artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics to improve how crop diseases are detected and managed, making the process faster, more accurate and more efficient for farmers.
By Janan Shoja Doost
Launch Update
AgriScout is now We-Rogue, and the tractor-mounted roguing system that grew out of our PEI and New Brunswick field trials is now available to order.
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Potatoes in Canada
Early detection through a new system could change everything.
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Farming Future Food
Canadian researchers have developed the AgriScout robot, combining imaging, RTK positioning and AI analysis to detect potato virus Y and map infections directly in the field.
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