I absolutely agree with you! But Imagine beeing another species on another getting visited by humans.. I am not pretty sure how this will end. Sure, many people don't want to harm any other life in universe, vegans etc. Many decisions will needed to be decided
Sometimes I wonder what the world would have looked like without innovations like this😊, my advice for everyone, both in the agricultural industry and elsewhere, is to evolve with the world in others so as not to to be left behind
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If this is a future idea design to make it so all people can eat better quality food cheaply then wonderful, but I’m afraid it’s just another something for greedy big business and it’s greedy investors to swoop in like vultures to make money off of , and will make it so the average family with kids unable to afford to buy from it, just like the organic food sold in stores today , where you pay more but are given less because these wicked greedy people in this country put the love of money over the love of people. AI is not being used to bridge the gap between the have and the have nots and to make life wonderful for all like it should be , in stead it seems like it’s just being used to further divide, how sad.
Clearing of forest for farming land is is bad. 475 trees cut down every second (because population is also increasing). The area which could go for giant trees, not just for OXYGEN but also for WILDLIFE is going for small plants. The long term cost of land farming is VERY high. Building up costs but we are ALREADY building so much and so high. For farming we need little vertical space.
how do I get involved with this? Ive been thinking of a machine learning, machine vision hydroponic system that is modular and both for home and commercial usage... Im amazed at what I'm finding in my research. Are there internships?
Use electricity to light the indoor plants? Even wind and solar energy produce CO2 to generate energy. The best farm must be the field get sun shine directly.
"12,000 years ago there were no farms" Are you talking about the age of Gobekli Tepe in modern day Turkey? We may have had much older farms in human history than that. More than 20,000 years ago humans were already engaged in farming near the Sea of Galilee with a type of cereal or grain, and used flint sickles to harvest the crop. Before that, we can only speculate, but even elephants will cultivate their forests. Why wouldn't humans from before 20,000 years ago? Gobekli Tepe is currently the oldest known stone structure we've found, made just after the end of the last ice age. it was a gathering place for multiple tribes. 9,600 BC, "pre-pottery Neolithic". The person who recognized the significance of this site, Klaus Schmidt, died in 2014 unfortunately, but the discovery of that flint sickle at Galilee (in 2017??) happened after his death.
I can always see a plant with just green leaves growing on e-farms. But this is not the only thing people eat. I love meet, it is tasty and give me energy.
@@mreza84 and this is NATURAL. When an aligator catches a goat jumping out of the lake in Africa it is natural, when a hawk falls down from the sky and kills a hamster it is natural...so eat meat or die. Ecology and greens is good for a welthy world and looks really funny from the point of view of Afghanistan inhabitant for example same as for inhabitants of post soviet countries. I survived in Donetsk region in 90s where was 0 products in the shops and we gathered in to 15-20 teens gangs travelled to the villages hunting all we could catch to eat. So we have immunity to all 'grren utopic ideas'. But respect all minds.
We eat too much Meat tho .. Eagles and alligators know when to stop .. humans over indulge.. this is why we shouldn't have Full access to this responsibility and focus things that grow naturally..even to replicate things like Meat.
It still needs a cheap energy source so until we figure out Fusion these vertical farms will have very little benefit because with all food it always comes down to energy in energy out
Used to not be as big a problem when natural selection would take out the useless drags of society but not in 2021 where every useless person's feelings matter for some reason.
@@working2bselfsufficient724 I'm an old, retired, Baptist Pastor (forgive me!) but the longer l live the more utter........ l see. And it really...... P..S (I'm stopping, forgive me. )
I wish they would always mention a starting price for a particular size system, how much they figure it costs per plant raised, and have a list of sites in whatever locations they have where one can go view one in action.
There are many factors that effect prices. Energy and labor for one, differ through out geographical location. And while it might make sense to sell produce in baron areas for a higher prices, your costs will also differ depending on your market, effecting the feasibility of a farm in that area. A lot of these systems are designed specifically for projects although they have some idea what the base cost will be. Unfortunately, you usually have to deal with a sales team as some specifics will change the price as the project depends on what you want to grow and the market in your area.
Each one of those facilities, not including infrastructure would be 3 -7 million. Those they are extremely inefficient. There are a few, none mentioned here, that have actually succeeded in the process. This was a flashy useless show
would be really interesting to know the costs, as while you save transport cost the water cost in vertical farms is much higher then traditional and labor is actually only a small part
Indoor Ag uses 95-98% less water then traditional farming. The biggest operating costs effecting your ROI when entering the industry is labor and lighting (energy).
It cost aprox for 200m2 300 000 euro in equipment plus you need to make hall that is well insulated with lab enviroment so its epic. You can count aprox 600 000 euro for 200m2.
While its possible reduce costs by using machines instead of humans, it is important to consider the full environmental impact of these choices. Some options to consider in order to mitigate the environmental impact of machine use might include using more energy-efficient machines, sourcing materials and components in a more sustainable manner, and implementing strategies to reduce waste and pollution. It is also important to consider the overall balance between the costs and benefits of using machines versus humans, including not just financial costs but also social and environmental costs and impacts.
We need innovation for the balance of our human needs , necessity and the rests of living cells. definition of floras and faunas of the world that share and sustain, support our common existence and destiny.
flawed grammar in text... makes me wonder if their technical documentation is as poorly edited... given how they are claiming everything is precisely calibrated it is odd their yield estimates range from 6 to 8 tons
My thoughts too, if everything is a constant in a controlled environment ( water,heat,light,fertilizer) The outcome should be the same or very very close each day.There are no pests and diseases to influence the outcome down in any way.
As great as this is, providing profits for a company, waiting for it to penetrate the market worldwide, is very infuriating. I really wished such technologies were open-sourced, shared, with advances and reduction in cost being instantly available worldwide. And the other barrier, profits, should also not be there. Nationalized companies use the profits for government programs, but without necessiting a federal entity in there, the best would be a deferred loan to purchase the metal and tools, being reimbursed by the sell of the food produced locally, sustaining the few jobs necessary, but lowering the price of the produce once the capital is payed off. It can be a local neighboorhood project, or a municipal thing, but the less it's a company, the more it's a social project, the better it is (as the commodification of food, a basic human need, is pretty fucked up). Anyway, automatization and AI tend to bring the cost (and profits) down for Capitalists anyway, as there is less people to exploit in the chain. Might as well make the endeavor collaborative anyway, instead of the current startup silos in constant competition for market penetration and tech advance, winning sometimes by financement fuckery instead of innovation gradient. The main reason this slow spread is infuriating me (compared to the open-source model), is the fact that low-income countries, those that lack the most access to good crop lands, those that need this tech the most, are likely not going to see it coming to them until after it's been trivialized in higher-income countries, and thus the upfront initial cost and the expertise needed has been lowered significantly. It's also the countries most impacted by climate change, most at risk when the next hurricane or drought happens, most in need of water-saving tech, most in need to isolate food production in a building, that need the most to transition from a subsistance-farming model. The same kind of logic that prevents drug companies from investing in low-cost drugs to cure easily treatable diseases wrecking low-income population: because it's not profitable. Profits in inelastic markets (for basic survival needs such as food, health care, housing, etc.), are morally reprehensible, and it's high time we see it that way. The competition we see now is great for innovation, but it does not have to be encased in the current capitalist framework. But it's a chicken and egg scenario. It's not those companies job to replace Capitalism, and they are doing great things, it's just so sad to imagine how much faster and better this would be if it was a collaboration across the field, instead of isolated companies re-creating the wheel every time. Most of these companies boast that they did a lot of research for taste, smell, etc. Ok, share that, it's data that would be really helpful to everyone. But no, it would give an edge to their competition.
Pandemic and inflation will engulf low income population. This is the starting of utopia and start of any good new thing is always irritating at initially in fact this is process of evolution.
Climate Change is a leftist shithole globalist hoax. Capitalism is the only way the western world survives. Venezuela went from the most prosperous South American nation in the 20th Century to a socialist shithole starving the population via leftist inflationary spending. They got more oil than any other nation on the planet. Refugees out the ass. Their governments are as bad as Obama-Biden-Harris. Anyone who opposes capitalism is begging for World War 3. I agree with you 100% on open-source, because ESG corporatism has fractured off of capitalism to become it's own political terrorist campaign of the radical left. I think Wall Street should be napalmed like communists 60 years ago. Open source is competition, that is good, that is my definition of capitalism. When you get regulation, big government, taxation, financial institutions, & ESG involved you can guarantee whatever the little guy's vision of vertical farming will get squashed for elitist douchebag tyranny. Necessity use to be the driver of innovation. Want local-urban farming? OK, what kind of vegetable production of is going to be required to pay off the land, building, hydroponic infrastructure, employee, electrical & the 3 levels of taxation? The start up costs are astronomical. I made a makeshift indoor apartment garden & it cost a fortune. Government can't do anything better than the private sector. Are we going to throw some AOC union jobs at the "problem"?? Let's get some City Democrats involved... Forget it, Gavin Newsome will be on a diesel John Deere in Nebraska next Tuesday.
It is very exciting to see this type farming existing. The question in my mind is how will be possible to grow large and long size crops like corn, sunflower etc.
A billion dollar high-tech facilities to grow 50 cents salads.. This what happen when engineers want to grow food.. Just let the farmers do their work.. The issue of food security is the supply of staple food: grains like wheat & rice, and livestock feed like corn & soybeans.. not salads and tomatoes which everyone can grow at their own backyard..
Lots of flashy words but try feeding more than 100 people with that unnecessary complex and expensive system. Conventional farming need dirt, sun and water and we already got it all. No need to invent the wheel again unless someone is expecting a nuclear winter... In which case I doubt there's aluminum profiles, electricity and automation systems available.
Something important to note is that animal agriculture takes up seventy five percent of agricultural land and if animal agriculture wasn't in its current state and more plants were eaten directly, there wouldn't be a space problem
I don't understand why more people aren't talking about this. Clearly, we can use ai technology to improve our living. Time to stop fearmongering when it comes to technology, and start promoting solutions to our current global issues.
Left-Handed Circularly Polarized Light is best for animals, humans, and producing the most nutritious plants. Non-Thermal Synchrotron Radiation Lamps will make LEDs & all other lamps obsolete. They are tunable for catering to specific vegetation & flowering needs, they don't burn out or lose color over time, and they provide the best lighting for far less operating cost. Wanna know more ? Contact me.
Interesting opening statement: 12 thousand years ago. So how many of the billionaires have these systems set up or being set up in their bunkers? Well, I wish them luck. Maybe some of them will survive. Hopefully the grandchildren will grow better ethics one day.
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How can you feed the world if human lose their job because of your AI robot. Peolpe will have no income because they have no job because of your AI robot. I dont believe that touching the plants by human is unhealthy. The truth is about money and power, that is the name of the game.
This is a trillion dollar industry. I am in negotiations with investors that are ready to switch to indoor AI farms in 11 countries. Of which 3 countries have already launched pilot. Water scarcity is real. Unfortunately, human soil farming is not possible where aquifers are dried up.
Could this system be applied to the cultivation and harvesting of pear tomatoes? Could someone tell me what would be the cost (and the space needed to mount it, how many square meters) to apply this system to grow 3,000 tomato plants?
From hunting, farming, industrialized farming to finally automated farming. We'll peaked civilization when we get to farm anywhere in this universe
Food in space
I absolutely agree with you!
But Imagine beeing another species on another getting visited by humans..
I am not pretty sure how this will end.
Sure, many people don't want to harm any other life in universe, vegans etc.
Many decisions will needed to be decided
I wish the background sound and score were lower so speech is more understandable
Thank you god 🙏🙌
Sometimes I wonder what the world would have looked like without innovations like this😊, my advice for everyone, both in the agricultural industry and elsewhere, is to evolve with the world in others so as not to to be left behind
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devolve with rhe world ? loss of Personal sovereinty and freedom aint what i call progress . CHRIST IS KING .
Nice sharing.. thanks
Nice nice
Cool
I dont need a nuclear power plant to run my farm.
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background music is too loud
The transition to vertical farming in urban areas in essential for the future of our civilisation
Very good upload 💯👍🏻🔥
is it just me or the music is too loud so it is hard tohear him? other wiseintresting video..
Woooh 😯😮
Factory farming.
feed the world with lettuce
i love this
A team of Chinese and American researchers found that small pieces of plastic can accumulate in plants.
Every home needs this. Even fresh leafy veg taste like paper
Um you just showed people sorting the veggies, so NO!
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If this is a future idea design to make it so all people can eat better quality food cheaply then wonderful, but I’m afraid it’s just another something for greedy big business and it’s greedy investors to swoop in like vultures to make money off of , and will make it so the average family with kids unable to afford to buy from it, just like the organic food sold in stores today , where you pay more but are given less because these wicked greedy people in this country put the love of money over the love of people. AI is not being used to bridge the gap between the have and the have nots and to make life wonderful for all like it should be , in stead it seems like it’s just being used to further divide, how sad.
Why are they so interested in vertical? The world isn't running out of space anytime soon. Building up raises the costs.
Clearing of forest for farming land is is bad. 475 trees cut down every second (because population is also increasing).
The area which could go for giant trees, not just for OXYGEN but also for WILDLIFE is going for small plants.
The long term cost of land farming is VERY high.
Building up costs but we are ALREADY building so much and so high. For farming we need little vertical space.
I wonder if everyone could recommend me the best Vertical Farming book for Start-up? Thanks a lot
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how does pollination work?
how do I get involved with this? Ive been thinking of a machine learning, machine vision hydroponic system that is modular and both for home and commercial usage... Im amazed at what I'm finding in my research. Are there internships?
How many micro plastics do these foods contain?
Everything is fine until the electric goes off.
This great for the company who is trying to sell you the robots and synthetic chemicals and the electricity. Not so good for anything else.
Hi
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Video very high quality but man the audio sucks. I can barely hear the voice when the talk because music is so loud.
Use electricity to light the indoor plants? Even wind and solar energy produce CO2 to generate energy. The best farm must be the field get sun shine directly.
Will the robots over heat outside? Legit just manipulate light. We need autonomous nuclear power plants.
"12,000 years ago there were no farms" Are you talking about the age of Gobekli Tepe in modern day Turkey? We may have had much older farms in human history than that. More than 20,000 years ago humans were already engaged in farming near the Sea of Galilee with a type of cereal or grain, and used flint sickles to harvest the crop. Before that, we can only speculate, but even elephants will cultivate their forests. Why wouldn't humans from before 20,000 years ago?
Gobekli Tepe is currently the oldest known stone structure we've found, made just after the end of the last ice age. it was a gathering place for multiple tribes. 9,600 BC, "pre-pottery Neolithic". The person who recognized the significance of this site, Klaus Schmidt, died in 2014 unfortunately, but the discovery of that flint sickle at Galilee (in 2017??) happened after his death.
This is even more interesting - no worry of food supply
I can always see a plant with just green leaves growing on e-farms. But this is not the only thing people eat. I love meet, it is tasty and give me energy.
... Meet! Yes tasty and give energy... but it gives pain and suffering to billions of poor animals as well.
@@mreza84 and this is NATURAL. When an aligator catches a goat jumping out of the lake in Africa it is natural, when a hawk falls down from the sky and kills a hamster it is natural...so eat meat or die. Ecology and greens is good for a welthy world and looks really funny from the point of view of Afghanistan inhabitant for example same as for inhabitants of post soviet countries. I survived in Donetsk region in 90s where was 0 products in the shops and we gathered in to 15-20 teens gangs travelled to the villages hunting all we could catch to eat. So we have immunity to all 'grren utopic ideas'. But respect all minds.
We eat too much Meat tho .. Eagles and alligators know when to stop .. humans over indulge.. this is why we shouldn't have Full access to this responsibility and focus things that grow naturally..even to replicate things like Meat.
Soon they'll squish Lil hydro-cows into those trays just need to get them to grow under led lights first hahaha jk jk
10:11 and i am curious what are they using for fertilization??
They use pollen. I think you mean "how do they achieve pollination?" Fertilization happens after pollination.
Why can`t you just say this costs ... per 100 sqm. or 1000sqm.
It still needs a cheap energy source so until we figure out Fusion these vertical farms will have very little benefit because with all food it always comes down to energy in energy out
lets just hope they can have a breakthrough with corn and rice... that will be a game changer
It is possible, and maybe soon we will see it. I checked it out yesterday.
Yea it would be one of the most difficult one. I agree it would be totally game changer once we figure it out
I'm working on this, and my goal is to solve this issue
I think the real challenge will be to do it with things that grow out o trees, like fruit for example, how can you do this with apples for example?
@@k62627 Hats off to you. You are the real hero.
With so many hungry mouths, verticle farming is needed now, more than ever. 😢
Used to not be as big a problem when natural selection would take out the useless drags of society but not in 2021 where every useless person's feelings matter for some reason.
@@working2bselfsufficient724
l shouldn't say this, but l'm hearing you!
@@MG-er6dm Sometimes the truth isn't the most pleasant thing unfortunately.
@@working2bselfsufficient724
I'm an old, retired, Baptist Pastor (forgive me!) but the longer l live the more utter........ l see. And it really......
P..S (I'm stopping, forgive me. )
@@MG-er6dm I'm just saying what some won't, have a great day/night
love those automated employees
😂
How do they clean up the upper shelf?^^
What about root vegetables? Can they be grown inside a greenhouse too?
Yes they are farming aeroponic potatoes now.
Smart agriculture (vertical agriculture) looks like a science fiction movie
Is just me or this remind a Veridian Dynamics spot?
Only it's not artificial intelligence, but conventional automatics.
do not take people for a ride.
Correct, an fully Ai System would be able also to play poker (see the incredible Film: Silent Running ;-) )
This is an awesome development, taller crops like Maize, millet, Sorghum... maybe genetically modified so that their stalks can be shorter
Very impressive where AI technology is going
I wish they would always mention a starting price for a particular size system, how much they figure it costs per plant raised, and have a list of sites in whatever locations they have where one can go view one in action.
I agree since i am a small farmer in Africa.
I agree since i got a a wonderfull idea for our world decarbonization program
Google is your friend
There are many factors that effect prices. Energy and labor for one, differ through out geographical location. And while it might make sense to sell produce in baron areas for a higher prices, your costs will also differ depending on your market, effecting the feasibility of a farm in that area. A lot of these systems are designed specifically for projects although they have some idea what the base cost will be. Unfortunately, you usually have to deal with a sales team as some specifics will change the price as the project depends on what you want to grow and the market in your area.
Each one of those facilities, not including infrastructure would be 3 -7 million. Those they are extremely inefficient. There are a few, none mentioned here, that have actually succeeded in the process.
This was a flashy useless show
and no jobs for you and me ! tat bots works for the Rich guys
Thanks for the creators who intented these machines; not onpy help humanity a lot, but also do they increase productivity.
the background music is way to loud.
Thanks for the advice :)
music too loud ..
pls turn down the volumn
Amazing if you really like salad.
Yep... Didnt see any carrots or potatoes
would be really interesting to know the costs, as while you save transport cost the water cost in vertical farms is much higher then traditional and labor is actually only a small part
Indoor Ag uses 95-98% less water then traditional farming. The biggest operating costs effecting your ROI when entering the industry is labor and lighting (energy).
It cost aprox for 200m2 300 000 euro in equipment plus you need to make hall that is well insulated with lab enviroment so its epic. You can count aprox 600 000 euro for 200m2.
@@bornaskovran9303 pretty expensive to grow some spinach...
While its possible reduce costs by using machines instead of humans, it is important to consider the full environmental impact of these choices. Some options to consider in order to mitigate the environmental impact of machine use might include using more energy-efficient machines, sourcing materials and components in a more sustainable manner, and implementing strategies to reduce waste and pollution. It is also important to consider the overall balance between the costs and benefits of using machines versus humans, including not just financial costs but also social and environmental costs and impacts.
@@glovozagreb6594 ffs 😂
this is not future farming...this is "lost land farming" 😄
We need innovation for the balance of our human needs , necessity and the rests of living cells. definition of floras and faunas of the world that share and sustain, support our common existence and destiny.
I want to do this in belgium
flawed grammar in text... makes me wonder if their technical documentation is as poorly edited... given how they are claiming everything is precisely calibrated it is odd their yield estimates range from 6 to 8 tons
My thoughts too, if everything is a constant in a controlled environment ( water,heat,light,fertilizer) The outcome should be the same or very very close each day.There are no pests and diseases to influence the outcome down in any way.
Wow, Amazing.
I would love to create first ifarm in my country.
I would like to discuss this technology further. How do I contact you?
This is a cash cow channel, this is not someone you get in contact with.
Saw the ones in Japan on a video. They pay for themselves very fast. This is great. Now if we can only get the other industries to cooperate.
As great as this is, providing profits for a company, waiting for it to penetrate the market worldwide, is very infuriating. I really wished such technologies were open-sourced, shared, with advances and reduction in cost being instantly available worldwide. And the other barrier, profits, should also not be there. Nationalized companies use the profits for government programs, but without necessiting a federal entity in there, the best would be a deferred loan to purchase the metal and tools, being reimbursed by the sell of the food produced locally, sustaining the few jobs necessary, but lowering the price of the produce once the capital is payed off. It can be a local neighboorhood project, or a municipal thing, but the less it's a company, the more it's a social project, the better it is (as the commodification of food, a basic human need, is pretty fucked up).
Anyway, automatization and AI tend to bring the cost (and profits) down for Capitalists anyway, as there is less people to exploit in the chain. Might as well make the endeavor collaborative anyway, instead of the current startup silos in constant competition for market penetration and tech advance, winning sometimes by financement fuckery instead of innovation gradient.
The main reason this slow spread is infuriating me (compared to the open-source model), is the fact that low-income countries, those that lack the most access to good crop lands, those that need this tech the most, are likely not going to see it coming to them until after it's been trivialized in higher-income countries, and thus the upfront initial cost and the expertise needed has been lowered significantly. It's also the countries most impacted by climate change, most at risk when the next hurricane or drought happens, most in need of water-saving tech, most in need to isolate food production in a building, that need the most to transition from a subsistance-farming model. The same kind of logic that prevents drug companies from investing in low-cost drugs to cure easily treatable diseases wrecking low-income population: because it's not profitable. Profits in inelastic markets (for basic survival needs such as food, health care, housing, etc.), are morally reprehensible, and it's high time we see it that way. The competition we see now is great for innovation, but it does not have to be encased in the current capitalist framework. But it's a chicken and egg scenario. It's not those companies job to replace Capitalism, and they are doing great things, it's just so sad to imagine how much faster and better this would be if it was a collaboration across the field, instead of isolated companies re-creating the wheel every time. Most of these companies boast that they did a lot of research for taste, smell, etc. Ok, share that, it's data that would be really helpful to everyone. But no, it would give an edge to their competition.
Pandemic and inflation will engulf low income population. This is the starting of utopia and start of any good new thing is always irritating at initially in fact this is process of evolution.
Climate Change is a leftist shithole globalist hoax. Capitalism is the only way the western world survives. Venezuela went from the most prosperous South American nation in the 20th Century to a socialist shithole starving the population via leftist inflationary spending. They got more oil than any other nation on the planet. Refugees out the ass. Their governments are as bad as Obama-Biden-Harris. Anyone who opposes capitalism is begging for World War 3. I agree with you 100% on open-source, because ESG corporatism has fractured off of capitalism to become it's own political terrorist campaign of the radical left. I think Wall Street should be napalmed like communists 60 years ago. Open source is competition, that is good, that is my definition of capitalism. When you get regulation, big government, taxation, financial institutions, & ESG involved you can guarantee whatever the little guy's vision of vertical farming will get squashed for elitist douchebag tyranny. Necessity use to be the driver of innovation. Want local-urban farming? OK, what kind of vegetable production of is going to be required to pay off the land, building, hydroponic infrastructure, employee, electrical & the 3 levels of taxation? The start up costs are astronomical. I made a makeshift indoor apartment garden & it cost a fortune. Government can't do anything better than the private sector. Are we going to throw some AOC union jobs at the "problem"?? Let's get some City Democrats involved... Forget it, Gavin Newsome will be on a diesel John Deere in Nebraska next Tuesday.
8 tons a day ? How it is possible ?
20,000 sqm X 20 levels up. Easy.
Nice info, thanks for sharing it :)
This is dope
there is a voice over the music!
It is very exciting to see this type farming existing. The question in my mind is how will be possible to grow large and long size crops like corn, sunflower etc.
an horror movie
تكاليف المزرعة و كمية الانتاج و التسويق
A billion dollar high-tech facilities to grow 50 cents salads..
This what happen when engineers want to grow food.. Just let the farmers do their work..
The issue of food security is the supply of staple food: grains like wheat & rice, and livestock feed like corn & soybeans.. not salads and tomatoes which everyone can grow at their own backyard..
Lots of flashy words but try feeding more than 100 people with that unnecessary complex and expensive system. Conventional farming need dirt, sun and water and we already got it all. No need to invent the wheel again unless someone is expecting a nuclear winter... In which case I doubt there's aluminum profiles, electricity and automation systems available.
Something important to note is that animal agriculture takes up seventy five percent of agricultural land and if animal agriculture wasn't in its current state and more plants were eaten directly, there wouldn't be a space problem
There’s a lot of great ideas, I have a lot myself.
I don't understand why more people aren't talking about this. Clearly, we can use ai technology to improve our living. Time to stop fearmongering when it comes to technology, and start promoting solutions to our current global issues.
Left-Handed Circularly Polarized Light is best
for animals, humans, and producing the most nutritious plants.
Non-Thermal Synchrotron Radiation Lamps will make LEDs & all other lamps obsolete.
They are tunable for catering to specific vegetation & flowering needs,
they don't burn out or lose color over time,
and they provide the best lighting for far less operating cost.
Wanna know more ? Contact me.
Interesting opening statement: 12 thousand years ago.
So how many of the billionaires have these systems set up or being set up in their bunkers?
Well, I wish them luck. Maybe some of them will survive. Hopefully the grandchildren will grow better ethics one day.
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I wish they grew more than only salads. I mean where are the tomatoes, and potatoes, carrots, and everything else?
These all look like pilots. None nailed full send to end robotised process.
I would like this idea more so for a personal perspective on a small scale of feeding oneself
The jobs indoors are needed for people.. where are people going to work~? It will not be for the Kings & Queens to feed their wars!~
12000 years ago there was no farm? so how did people survive?
Hunted animals and gathered wild plants
no fertilizers but growing on chemicals
What the name so i can invest in this lol
Text on the video disappear very fast so i need to pause all the time to read it.
How can you feed the world if human lose their job because of your AI robot. Peolpe will have no income because they have no job because of your AI robot. I dont believe that touching the plants by human is unhealthy.
The truth is about money and power, that is the name of the game.
UBI, everybody will be give a little money, just enough to buy food
@@zaza-ik5ws Lmao
Where is this farm located. I would love to see it in action.
I would like to automate my micro greens
hi, i want permission in advance, can i use the video for work and monetization on youtube?
start in brovary Ukraine )) already
Just think,pretty soon they won’t even need humans,except for a select few rich! This is our demise,nothing good will become of this!
you can only eat so much salad's lol
Everything is good except the background music..too loud nd harsh
This is a trillion dollar industry. I am in negotiations with investors that are ready to switch to indoor AI farms in 11 countries. Of which 3 countries have already launched pilot. Water scarcity is real. Unfortunately, human soil farming is not possible where aquifers are dried up.
Buildings can grow food in the buildings.
Shout out to Bowery Farming !!!!
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Could this system be applied to the cultivation and harvesting of pear tomatoes?
Could someone tell me what would be the cost (and the space needed to mount it, how many square meters) to apply this system to grow 3,000 tomato plants?
make the music louder!