Collaboration between farmers and robots may prove vital to allowing Japan's aging agricultural workforce to continue producing for crops while ensuring wisdom learned from years on the land is not lost.Not only will the use of robotics in agriculture reduce manual labor, it is hoped it will enable aging farmers to stay on the land longer and to more efficiently get the most out of their hard won experience.While automated farming machinery, mostly working in straight lines, is already available on the market, it requires high accuracy positioning information to do the job.Thus far, the mac…READ FULL ARTICLE
