Gyeongbuk Agricultural Technology and Extension Services seeks a major transformation in digital agriculture through the use of AI and plant factories.

The Gyeongbuk Institute of Agricultural Technology held an invitation-only seminar at the Gumi Smart Agriculture Research Institute on the 23rd of last month, seeking technologies utilizing image-based artificial intelligence and exploring the production of high-value natural products in plant factories. This seminar was attended by over 50 members of the Smart Agriculture Research Association and officials from municipal agricultural technology centers responsible for smart agriculture, aiming to find practical solutions for future agriculture using image-based artificial intelligence (AI) and plant factories, which are rapidly growing technologies in the global smart agriculture sector. The first presentation was made by Ju Jong-moon, CEO of URI Smart Bio Co., Ltd., on the topic of "Production and Prospects of Natural Material Using Plant Factories," emphasizing the need for plant-based natural materials, standardized raw material production, maximizing functionality, and ...