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🚨 Hyderabad-based Harvested Robotics (Harvested) is testing Rakshak, their prototype AI-powered laser-weeder, mounted on a 36 HP Mahindra OJA 3140 tractor. Rakshak uses computer vision to identify weeds in real time and can accommodate up to four laser modules.

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@HarvestedLabs Yes, hope one day we can get weedicide-free (harmful chemicals-free) food!

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@HarvestedLabs CJP impacttt 😍🤩

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@HarvestedLabs Cost/acre employing this technology ??

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@HarvestedLabs Isko kitney ghantey paheley start karna hai 😎

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@HarvestedLabs Reminds me of PepsiCo direct seeded rice program

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