Rural Development Administration and Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology Develop ‘3rd Generation Smart Agriculture’ Technology for Reading Plant Biosignals

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[Nongsuchuksan Shinmun = Reporter Shim Mi-jin] The development of smart agriculture technology is being pursued to detect minute biological signals emitted by plants in real time, identify abnormal signs such as water shortage or temperature stress in advance, and precisely control the cultivation environment. On the 7th, the National Institute of Agricultural Sciences (NIAS) of the Rural Development Administration and Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) signed a ‘Smart Agriculture Convergence Research Agreement’ at UNIST in Ulju-gun, Ulsan, and agreed to cooperate on the development of next-generation smart agriculture technology. This agreement was established to combine the agricultural research data and systemization technologies accumulated by NIAS with the advanced nano and sensor engineering technologies possessed by UNIST.

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