A lot of innovation is going on in food tech, making food cheaper, more nutritious, better tasting and with less emissions during production. Here you'll find articles about AI, sensors and IoT, big data, digital biology, precision farming, cell-grown meat, GMO and automation.
Lufa Farms has built a 15,000 square meter greenhouse on the roof of the company's distribution center.
Cooking oil produced using a completely new method may be a future alternative to palm oil. Development is ongoing.
Quantum dots can concentrate the parts of the spectrum in light that plants use for their photosynthesis.
As a region with little water, extreme heat, and not much farmable land, the United Arab Emirates imports 80% of its food. Indoor farming may help them go more local.
Scientists have succeeded in cultivating tomatoes, peppers, aubergines and herbs in the desert using discarded mattresses bound for landfill. The innovative system could be rolled out to every refugee shelter in the world, helping millions of people to thrive in barren landscapes.
Rather than shredding up your food waste and sending it to the sewers, this new device collects all of your food scraps for composting.
John Deere, a world leader in advanced products and services for the agriculture industry, has teamed up with [https://press.volocopter.com/index.php/john-deere-and-volocopter-cooperate-on-cargo-drone-technology] German startup, Volocopter, to develop an aerial crop-dusting system called VoloDrone. VoloDrone was recently demonstrated at the global agricultural engineering tradeshow, Agritechnica [https://www.agritechnica.
πΉ The chemist Stafford Sheehan worked on artificial photosynthesis that creates renewable fuel made from air. One of the fuels he was making was ethanol.
Food. What we eat, and how we grow it, will be fundamentally transformed [https://singularityhub.com/2019/10/20/the-technologies-changing-how-we-grow-distribute-and-consume-food/] in the next decade. What you consume, how it was grown, and how it will end up in your stomach will all ride the wave of converging exponentials, revolutionizing the