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USDA pays $1,123,463 to develop strawberry harvest-aiding robots

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Core Tip: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has given an award of $1,123,463 to the University of California, Davis to develop “relatively small, inexpensive robots” to aid in harvesting strawberries.
The U.S. Destrawberrypartment of Agriculture (USDA) has given an award of $1,123,463 to the University of California, Davis to develop “relatively small, inexpensive robots” to aid in harvesting strawberries.

The announcement was made in late October as part of a series of USDA awards “to spur the development and use of robots in American agriculture production,” according to a USDA press release.

The release describes the UC Davis robotics grant as a “project that will develop relatively small, inexpensive robots to aid in human harvesting of strawberries.”

 
 
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