Reservoir and partners open agricultural robotics incubator in Washington state
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Reservoir, Washington State University's Prosser IAREC, the Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission and the Tri-City Development Council announce a new agricultural robotics incubator for Washington growers.
The incubator will place robotics startups in the state's orchards, vineyards and berry fields alongside researchers and growers, according to The Robot Report.
The partners cite rising labor costs for growers as the reason for the site. Reservoir already runs Reservoir Farms – Salinas, which has 24 acres of commercial test fields.
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AIReservoir, Washington State University's Prosser IAREC, the Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission and the Tri-City Development Council announced a new agricultural robotics incubator for Washington growers. The site will place robotics startups in the state's orchards, vineyards and berry fields alongside researchers and growers, as growers face rising labor costs. Reservoir already runs Reservoir Farms – Salinas, which has 24 acres of commercial test fields.
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