Researchers study how AI could improve weed management

Researchers reviewed how automated tools like guided lasers, robotic tillers, and precision sprayers manage weeds. These technologies can decrease chemical exposure and farm labor, but high equipment prices limit adoption. Growers also face technical hurdles, including algorithms trained only on specific regions and weeds evolving to avoid detection.

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