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Meet FINCH, the U of T crop residue satellite the size of a house cat

FINCH is a confusing acronym. It stands for Field Imaging Nanosatellite for Crop residue Hyperspectral mapping. Translating that into plain English — University of Toronto...

Nova Scotia producers find a variety of uses for drones

Charles Turcotte estimates he paid for his drone in two years by not repeatedly driving over his cranberry crop every time he wanted to...

NASA Provides Update on Moon Base Rovers, Landers, Missions

During a Moon Base event Tuesday at NASA’s Headquarters in Washington, the agency announced new contracts for lunar rovers for crew to drive and...

VW’s Secret Weapon Is a Sodium-Ion Battery

As someone who has actively follows battery technology development very closely I can say that I believe that this is the moment that we...

Europe’s AI Dilemma: How the Continent Can Win the Global Race for Technological Sovereignty

By Kelly Kirsch -Directeur Général ESG Europe Introduction: The Paradox of European AI Europe stands at a crossroads in the global artificial intelligence race. Despite producing...

Ontario restricting Chinese drone use by government agencies

The Ontario government is restricting government use of drones made by Chinese companies. The Ontario Provincial Police and other government agencies will ban use of...

Norway boosts food sovereignty through research, innovation

In countries across the globe, the changing world order is bringing new focus to the concept of food sovereignty and the role it plays...

Winter wheat-soybean crop mix tests drone seeding potential

Farms already have a fleet of farm machinery, but recent Canadian research is testing whether it’s time for them to also add an air...

Proposed drone spraying rules elicit excitement, concern

There is a combination of excitement and concern over proposed Health Canada rules, expected to be finalized this summer, that will allow any pesticides...

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