How data-driven farming could transform agriculture | Ranveer Chandra | TEDxUniversityofRochester
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- Microsoft researcher Dr. Ranveer Chandra discusses his team's mission to reinvent rural agriculture. Using cost-effective Internet of Things applications, Chandra outlines how providing wide-ranging crop data to farmers can reduce time, money, and resources while simultaneously increasing crop yields; a potential solution to future worldwide food shortages. Ranveer Chandra is a Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research where he is leading an Incubation on IoT Applications. His research has shipped as part of multiple Microsoft products, including VirtualWiFi & low power Wi-Fi in Windows since 2009, Energy Profiler in Visual Studio, and the Wireless Controller Protocol for XBOX One. Ranveer is leading the FarmBeats, battery research, and TV white space projects at Microsoft Research. He has published over 80 papers, and filed over 100 patents, with over 80 granted by the USPTO. He has won several awards, including best paper awards at ACM CoNext 2008, ACM SIGCOMM 2009, IEEE RTSS 2014, USENIX ATC 2015, and Runtime Verification 2016 (RV’16), the Microsoft Research Graduate Fellowship, the Microsoft Gold Star Award, the MIT Technology Review’s Top Innovators Under 35, TR35 (2010) and Fellow in Communications, World Technology Network (2012). Ranveer has an undergraduate degree from IIT Kharagpur, India and a PhD from Cornell University. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
Great contribution to farmers. Hats off to the Great People with Great Vision🙏👍🫡
Great presentation but the fundamental thing we need to do is restore the health of our soils by building productions systems that leaves carbon behind, data is helpful but soils are the key!
Better distribution and less waste. Production is even bigger than needs.
What a great and useful technology!
seasong ignorance at its best.
Wow what a great presentation
I think that this video is quite useful
Awesome presentation
This is a really good talk. :) Go Ranveer
Using TV white space is interesting. I wonder if StarLink has made data transfer easier now however.
very good
thanks for the good information
No pesticides, no GMO crops. Great technology if used to enhance the farming of clean, permaculture method organic produce and some animal foods.
@Melanie Hansen that is not true, GMO is not naturally grown if you need to know the worst part of it, India is best example, Organic farm or natural way of farm will not use anything from outside but there a many bio companies which are misguiding and misleadign farmers which need more education for agriculturalist, zero budget farming is way to go in farming to save farmers from corporate monsters
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i am just wondering how this will help farmers who don't have 5 acre farms (the "small guys")
can this tech be deployed on a cooperative-level?
Did you know some product like this for small farmer's?
For them we can try using soft techs with sum subscriptions like Netflix or others I will work on something like that
It won’t, big tech corporations will just make small farmers their labourers or eventually force them to sell their ownership of small land altogether. The tech corps will come bearing gifts of data driven farming for the price of farmers’ independance
Data density decreases with the increase of wavelength. Lower the frequency, the less data bits per second.
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nice video
This is so awesome
Wow
Any solutions for small farm ers
AWESOME!!!
So Great
Aerial imagery fails in determining soil parameters, when crops are full grown it gives almost no data.
@Praveen How do you know? Thanks
Why would you want to know about soil data when crops are already grown. In that stage, you would mostly use aerial imagery to seek for crop diseases.
Good luck with all that
We have enough food to feed the whole
Planet on demand right now, if the world stopped eating and farming meat. Massive massive forests are being cut down as their is not enough room for the animals. People are starving as the seed/grain used in third world countries that should be fed to them is fed to livestock for food. Farming animals uses an unbelievable amount of water, which again is denied to people in third world countries. I agree with some of this mans points however the problem will never be solved while we continue to use animals for our food.
Fully agree. In addition, the amount of post harvest losses also need to be minimised.
You dont really need the drone or aerial imagery to interpolate point readings.
Drone images are used to select sampling locations in field to place the sensors to capture variation.
Then, what method do you suggest?
@@hariprasaduday7787 I will rewatch this weekend then reply
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Can't you make an app, where the farmer could upload pics of his farm and then the app tell him the soil details and all that....?
Its foolish to think technology will help farmers its Indian ancient wisdom is the way to go. The corporations are not interested making people happy and healthy you know Monsanto Bayer... if you use permaculture or organic agriculture the soil quality will increase gradually. We have used so much poison in our land for last 60 years at least you need few years to get it correct. Don't grow for corporations grow for community and local people your soil and your economy both will increase.
1. he will have to take too many pictures
2. takes too much time
3. he will have to take pictures from a bird's view. not ground level. how will he do that?
Yes, You can use drones to take pictures and upload them on plantix for plant protection. For soil and stuff you can use smart moisture, ph tester , etc to send data on an analysing sofatware. possible and im teaching it to my students
@@luzikani1.603 oh great, where do you teach...? Is it available online?
@@AmandeepSingh-cv5qz im in Zambia. My organization teaches lifeskills through Agric in primary and secondary education. We teach via an elearning portal as well to our enrolled students
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The guy will sell his idea to the highest bidding company in the world and in year 2050 some newspaper will publish that some kid died just because parents did not have money to buy data farmed food.
Why cannot we use just one sensor and measure all parts of the land? For example a tailor does not use a different measuring tape for every other person.
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Watch crop water durt air this is reason to be nosey
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we have enough calories to feed 10B people, right now. we just need to fix the distribution and poverty.
Exactly, just how 1/3 of all farmer's crops are wasted.
Natures has capability to feed for need not for corporations greed like soya bean, meat farming, corn they are not viable option economically and naturally as well we are creating scar its of food that way
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aeroponics... indoors... LEDs... laboratory-like environments... OUTDOOR AGRICULTURE is a thing of the PAST.
Its expensive when you invest so much if you make little mistake you will broke and you will be controlled by corporations. Ancients way of agriculture is the way to go with a sead you get millions back so no loss and you need grow for you and your community not for a corporation with that your local economy will be good over period of time you will not buy anything from Out side so what ever goes out of farm will be profit. Growing in controlled environment is not a healthy option some people may know but it is interest of corporations they are not educating. For 1 acre of aeroponics it will cost around 40to 50 lacs in India you can buy 10 acres of land grow what ever you like definitely it will be more than what you can grow with your technology. We need self reliance methods and educations to our farmers not technology. If you can grow a kid in lab then you can grow your food as well.
Aeroponics and hydroponics are not able to grow crops like cotton, wheat and rice they are only able to grow crops like spinach, lettuce and cabbage, hence outdoor farming is here to stay.
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*IT COULD, Phil, IT COULD, but why? Why would you do that Phil?*
Complicated stuff hmm 🤔 Fk it 😑
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I saw you on Great Big Story on the Chili city video
😂😂😂😂 Data driven = Control Mechanism.
Ur Modern Sciene is actually Useless and misleading.
Wow