Agritech Advances through Global Collaboration
The Global Institute for Agritech (GIA) at Simon Fraser University is committed to driving growth and pioneering research in agricultural technology. By focusing on sustainability and innovation, GIA aims to solidify its leadership position and enhance its international reputation. The institute will make contributions to addressing global environmental challenges, positioning itself as a key player on the world stage in agritech solutions.
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This study presents a novel automatic trichome gland analysis pipeline using deep learning to assess cannabis flower maturation. The researchers collected macro-photography data from four commercially grown cannabis strains under both conventional and UV-induced fluorescence lighting
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This research explores the integration of real-time plant health monitoring through non-invasive 3D-printed electrophysiological (EP) sensors and artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance smart agriculture.
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November 18, 2024
To tackle the interlinked challenges of food security, sustainability, and climate change, controlled-environment agriculture (CEA) must undergo transformative, climate-smart adaptations. At the forefront of this transformation, Dr. Bahrami and his team have pioneered a scalable, cost-effective Sorption Heat Transformer technology—a breakthrough platform that redefines sustainable climate control for agriculture.
