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• Optimal breeding with robotics Food production relies on the efficiency of plants and animals. To find and select the best performing variety in a nursery, greenhouse, barn and on...
• Long shelf-life for perishables How can you ensure that apples and other perishable goods stay firm and juicy for as long as possible after harvest? This is the challenge facing...
• Vision guided robotics Advanced methods for image processing and robotisation allow companies in the agro-food sector to make huge savings on labour-intensive and...

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• The Netherlands Plant Eco-phenotyping Centre: NPEC The Netherlands Plant Eco-phenotyping Centre: NPEC - WUR Product of dienst The Netherlands Plant Eco-phenotyping Centre: NPEC NPEC provides scientists...

News

• New automated plant phenotyping device at WUR 22 oktober 2018 | Shared Research Facilities (SRF) of Wageningen University & Research (WUR) has recently purchased a new mobile device suitable to automatically...
• F&A Next 2018 focuses the lens on robotics and protein transition 29 mei 2018 | F&A Next 2018 focuses the lens on robotics and protein transition - WUR Nieuws F&A Next 2018 focuses the lens on robotics and protein...
• Dutch government finances Netherlands Plant Eco-phenotyping Centre 12 april 2018 | On April 12, the Dutch minister of Education, Culture and Sciences announced the funding of Netherlands Plant Eco-phenotyping Centre (NPEC) as part of...
• MARVIN™ technology saves agriculture & horticulture time and money 21 november 2016 | Four hundred thousand seedlings, nearly half of what a plant grower of, say, young tomato plants, produces in one season; this is the amount that...
• International Plant Phenotyping Network visits Wageningen UR 6 mei 2015 | The International Plant Phenotyping Network (IPPN) paid a visit to Wageningen UR. The IPPN coordinator Ulrich Schurr of Forschungszentrum Jülich...