A revolutionary technology that leverages machine learning and artificial intelligence to provide valuable insights for potato farming is set to make its mark at Potato Expo 2024. HarvestEye, the leading agri-tech innovator, is prepared to showcase its highly refined 2.0 system at North America’s largest potato industry trade show.
With the implementation of a more powerful machine learning model, HarvestEye 2.0 has undergone significant advancements that enable it to detect a wider variety of potatoes and operate under challenging conditions, such as low evening sun. This upgrade has been made possible thanks to the valuable feedback and collaboration from growers in the region who have trialed HarvestEye units over the past year.
Harry Tinson, the general manager at HarvestEye, expressed his excitement about returning to Potato Expo and discussing the latest capabilities of HarvestEye with industry leaders. He emphasized the importance of the event as an opportunity to showcase the technological advancements and further enhance the user experience.
The company’s presence at the expo is part of a strategic initiative to increase HarvestEye’s visibility among growers, packers, and processors in key potato-growing states across North America. The system offers immense potential for elevating efficiency and sustainability in the farming industry by reducing wastage and increasing visibility in the North American potato market.
Potato Expo 2024, the annual National Potato Council event, will take place on January 10-11 at the Austin Convention Centre in Austin, Texas. Attendees can visit HarvestEye’s exhibition at booth 22 to witness firsthand how this groundbreaking technology is transforming potato farming and shaping the future of agriculture. With HarvestEye’s innovative approach, potato farmers can expect increased efficiency, reduced waste, and improved overall productivity.
The source of the article is from the blog kunsthuisoaleer.nl