WPS News

News about automation solutions for pot plant growers and research companies. With innovations and proven solutions.

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Meet our SmartStaff robots

At the IPM Essen, we will present our SmartStaff robots. Every week we will introduce one robot to you and in total, three robots will be presented. Every robot has their unique characteristics, but we can tell you one thing for sure: they take work out off your hands!

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Smart Data Exploration software enters the Plant Phenotyping world

WPS is very proud to announce its new exclusive partnership with Zegami to deliver Smart Data Exploration software to the phenotyping world. The Zegami software is an exciting new image based data discovery tool, which provides organizations with the unique opportunity to organize and analyze big data sets, driving new quality standards within the industry.

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Hyperspectral imaging and the salinization of our farmland

Currently, 20% of the world’s arable land is affected by salinity in the soil, representing grave environmental stress that negatively affects the productivity of crops. Considering the forecast that by 2050 the rising soil salinization will influence over 50% of all of the global arable landmass, whilst global population is growing faster than ever before, we can conclude this is a pressing issue.

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Digital Phenotyping explained

The WPS digital phenotyping system is the most complete and versatile system on the market, giving researchers the unique ability to fully control every parameter in an experiment. The turnkey solution is designed to work alongside and fully document the growth cycle of the plants, using advanced imaging techniques.

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LiDAR, In or Out?

A recent study published in the Computers and Electrics in Agriculture journal by Yi Lin (2015) discussed the potential of LiDAR technology in plant phenotyping. Although current limitations of the LiDAR technology are well known, the review study focusses on the future potential of the technique, based on continuous research and development.

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