PhenoRob
Robotics and Phenotyping for Sustainable Crop Production
Food, feed, fiber, and fuel: Crop farming plays an essential role for the future of humanity and our planet. The environmental footprint of agriculture needs to be reduced: less input of chemicals like herbicides and fertilizer and other limited resources like water or energy. Simultaneously, the decline in arable land and climate change pose additional constraints like drought, heat, and other extreme weather events.
Achieving sustainable crop production with limited resources is a task of immense proportions. In order to achieve this, the University of Bonn together with Forschungszentrum Jülich conducts research in the Cluster of Excellence “PhenoRob – Robotics and Phenotyping for Sustainable Crop Production” to develop methods and new technologies that observe, analyze, better understand and specifically treat plants.
Therapeutic Landscapes a concept for PlanetaryHealth
PhenoRob PhD Graduate Talks: Felix Bauer
Plastics in soil: analytical methods and data availability
Action- or results-based payments for ecosystem services in the era of smart weeding robots?
Field observation and verbal exchange as peer effects in farmers’ technology adoption decisions
Unsupervised semantic label generation in agricultural fields
PhenoRob PhD Graduate Talks: Lijie Zhang
PhenoRob PhD Graduate Talks: Madhuri Paul
Trailer: Knowledge Distillation for Efficient Panoptic Semantic Segmentation
PhenoRob PhD Graduate Talk: Lukas Drees
PhenoRob PhD Graduate Talks: Jan Weyler
The Concept of Sustainable Diets in Nutrition Studies
Diseases Protection and Site-Specific Control
Automated Leaf-Level Inspection
DynamoBot - Dynamic Mobile Robotics
PhenoRob Digital Agricultural Avatar
Bee Demonstrator - Detect Pollinators in the Field
PhenoRob PhD Graduate Talks: Philipp Feisthauer
PhenoRob Digital Agricultural Avatar (Extended Version)
Establishing Cohort Studies in the Global South: Experiences from Ghana
PhenoRob PhD Graduate Talks: Dario Schulz
PhenoRob PhD Graduate Talks: Annika Bonerath
M. Lange, Leibniz IPK Gatersleben (06.09.2024)
Determining the "Inflection Point" of plant response to stress for efficient crop management
PhenoRob: Research Priorities to Leverage Smart Digital Technologies for Sustainable Crop Production
A. Alempijevic, University of Technology Sydney (03.09.2024)
IntercropVALUES - a PhenoRob partner project
Positive public attitudes towards agricultural robots
Faces of PhenoRob: Anna Cord
Modeling microbial dynamics and matter cycling in soil systems