In collaboration with Bayer Crop Science, KissanAI, and the Extension Foundation, AI AgriBench aims to build confidence in question-answering systems for digital crop production.
In collaboration with Bayer Crop Science, KissanAI, and the Extension Foundation, AI AgriBench aims to build confidence in question-answering systems for digital crop production.
This week-long interactive online course will increase competency in solving agricultural issues with artificial intelligence, machine learning, and computer vision.
In collaboration with National Taiwan University, CDA is hosting a free joint seminar series focused on "Global Perspectives on Digital/Smart Agriculture" that spans March and April.
CropWizard is an interactive question-answering and decision-support service powered by generative AI designed for agricultural professionals in the U.S. It consults an extensive knowledge base of agricultural technical documents to answer crop-related inquiries. CropWizard can accept text and image prompts and provides textual responses.
The U of I offers the first 100% online Master’s Degree in Engineering and professional certificates programs in Digital Ag.
These programs are an interdisciplinary effort between CDA, College of ACES, and The Grainger College of Engineering.
The newly published results of a five-year study on maize (or corn) demonstrate that autonomous ground robots can accurately and reliably capture this information.
Recent advances in Generative AI capabilities for natural language understanding and text generation are driving the creation of automated question-answering services for production agriculture. Ensuring.
This NCSA feature story showcasing the myriad ways in which CDA is harnessing and championing the power of AI in our collaborative efforts.
NSF awards $795,000 to a collaborative effort led by CDA affiliate Alex Lipka that investigate new theories on how genetics influence complex crop traits, such as yield or grain quality over four years.
We’re helping researchers, educators, farmers, and industries keep pace with the ways technology is transforming how we feed and support a growing global population.
We’re researching everything from the nature of the data itself—its collection, storage, transmission, and analysis—to how the data might be used to optimize areas from precision agriculture to food manufacturing to water use and treatment.