For the last few years, undergraduate and doctorate students in the North Dakota State University (NDSU) ag biosystems and engineering departments have been working with their professors on developing robots to identify and in some cases, eliminate weeds in farm fields.
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Weed-pulling robot technology has potential to ‘revolutionize farming’
Dr. Sun, right, and students show the robot for killing weeds.
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