Recently, new agricultural technologies have emerged to increase sustainable food
production, often referred to as “Agriculture 4.0.” They consist of more advanced precision …

The rapid evolution of herbicide‐resistant weed species has revitalized research in
nonchemical methods for weed destruction. Robots with vision‐based capabilities for online …

Farmers' attitudes toward field crop robots in a European setting have hardly been studied
despite an increasing availability of the technology. Given the relevance of robots for small …

HCI researchers are increasingly conducting research in rural communities. This paper
interrogates how rurality has been treated in previous HCI research conducted in developed …

Weed control is a basic agricultural practice, typically achieved through herbicides and
mechanical weeders. Because of the negative environmental impacts of these tools …

The effects of changing geopolitics, demographic change, and COVID-19 have caused
significant disruption to labour in the agricultural sector around the world. In the UK, the …

The development of robotic-based agricultural machinery systems has significantly
increased in recent years. Many autonomous systems have not yet been measured based …

Autonomous field robots are a promising technology for solving several problems in
agriculture, as they are electrical driven, can control weeds single-plant based mechanically …

Agricultural production methods in Europe are increasingly subject to public criticism from
which many farmers suffer. This applies, among other areas, to the widespread use of …

Considered as economically significant pests with worldwide distribution, aphids feed on
hundreds of cultivated and ornamental plants and cause considerable economic loss on a …