We all know by now that robots are the future of farming, and things are no different for winemakers in The Golden...

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Originally shared by Guillaume Cornelissen

We all know by now that robots are the future of farming, and things are no different for winemakers in The Golden State. Faced with the shortage of water and workers, they asked researchers from the University of California to create an irrigation system that needs minimal human input.
What the team came up with is a system called Robot-Assisted Precision Irrigation Delivery (RAPID) that uses a machine to monitor and adjust water emitters attached to irrigation lines.
http://theinstitute.ieee.org/technology-topics/robotics/robots-to-help-californias-grape-growers-conserve-water

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