The Future of Agriculture: AI, IoT, Drones, and More

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"By 2024, the total population of the planet will exceed eight billion for the first time ever, adding new pressures to global supply chains already challenged by a volatile climate and water shortages.
To meet future food demands, farmers are implementing innovative technological solutions.
For example, IBM researchers are working on solutions that leverage artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud-connected devices at every step of the food supply chain. New IoT systems are helping to monitor the health of beehives to keep the world's food supply safe.
Farmers are also adopting new technologies such as diagnostic drones, which can disperse pesticides and fertilizers into rice fields in Japan, and AI-enhanced robotic harvesters with increased flexibility to handle various shapes. and size of crops.

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