Dot Technology Corp. has established an Alberta subsidiary, Dot Intelligence Inc., based out of the Alberta Machinery Intelligence Institute in Edmonton. The goal in establishing this subsidiary is to focus on the development of leading-edge technologies and enhance adoption of the Dot robotic system for use in autonomous farming.

On the farm of the future, drones will fly over forests and crops to communicate with robots embedded in harvesting equipment on the ground.

Discover the time and money-saving innovation of spray application products, methods and metrics to improve input efficiency.

This week I had a conversation with a research analyst at an investment banking advisory firm, looking for some perspective on the current and future prospects of the precision farming industry.

AgVoice, a voice interaction service created by TekWear, will participate in a 9-month program designed to support emerging ag technology companies and will receive $100,000 in funding.