Tools that offer early and accurate insight into plant health—and allow individual plant interventions—are key to increasing crop yields as environmental pressures increasingly impact horticulture and ...

There are mini sensors like the GE CYNC Wireless Smart Motion Sensor or the Arlo All-in-One Sensor that you can check out. Sending you plant care reminders Alena Matrosova/Shutterstock ...

The sooner a farmer knows that their crops are suffering, the faster they can take action to prevent major crop failure. A new plant-leaf-poking sensor could soon help them do so, by sending an ...

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From motion-sensing plants to a Venus Flytrap you control using a computer interface, Harpreet Sareen is the brains behind a weird field called Cyborg Botany. Here's why he believes that it ...

By measuring how long a particular type of plant’s leaves stay wet, farmers, gardeners, and researchers can improve disease forecasting, making better decisions about management strategy. Commercial ...

This greenhouse is outfitted with digital sensors that capture data about the plants and their reaction to stimuli, such as the sound of human movement. The sensors also record how plants respond ...

The movement toward plant-based self-medication isn’t disappearing. If anything, it reflects a deeper cultural shift in how people define and pursue health. But this shift doesn’t have to be ...

Wearable plant sensors. To ensure the world doesn't starve in the future, food production will have to increase by 70% by 2050, according to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization.

The devices effectively act as a type of motion sensor, as co-author Dina Maniar, an assistant professor in the faculty of science and engineering at the University of Groningen, explained: “You can ...

Wearable plant sensors, sustainable aviation fuel, and generative Artificial Intelligence are among the top 10 emerging technologies of 2023, a new report from the World Economic Forum has said.

A tiny sensor built from the stems of a grass-like plant could be used to power the next generation of wearable tech, a new study suggests. The new research, published across two papers in the ...