Space tech and AI are giving us a level of visibility and connectivity in farming that hasn’t existed before, making it possible to see every field, every crop, every risk in near real time. Our online event highlights where cross sector collaborations are emerging, what problems agriculture is actively trying to solve with space tech, and where there’s real pull for new products, research partnerships and investment.

Autonomous machines and remote control in Innovation Hub

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The Innovation Hub at the Royal Norfolk Show this year will be looking towards the connected farm where sensors and monitors provide early warning of risks from disease, weeds and adverse weather, autonomous machines support 24/7 cultivation, and prevention and resilience are key management strategies.
The Innovation Hub will feature eleven members demonstrating new products, near market and emerging technologies.
See more information about members at the Royal Norfolk Show here.

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