World's firstby Prakriti Dhakal | 04-02-2016 21:53 |
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 A Japanese firm said on February 1 that it would open the world?s first fully automated farm with robots handling almost every step of the process, from watering seedlings to harvesting crops. Kyoto-based Spread said the indoor grow house will start operating by the middle of 2017 and produce 30,000 heads of lettuce a day. It hopes to boost that figure to half a million lettuce heads daily within five years. The farm, measuring about 4,400 square metres , will have floor-to-ceiling shelves where tAhe produce is grown. Seed planting will still be done by people, but the rest of the process, including harvesting, will be done by industrial robots. Picture Source : http://nation.com.pk/print_images/large/2016-02-01/world-s-first-robot-run-farm-in-japan-1454348280-4107.jpg |
