24 May 2024 --- Artificial Intelligence (AI) advocates say the technology can drive an “agricultural revolution” at a time when climate change and the rising human population weighs heavily on crops and F&B supply chains. Food Ingredients First explores the possibilities in the domain, the emerging innovations and their potential role in the agriculture value chain for fostering better crop development, crop monitoring and sensoring. One important challenge of tackling climate change is its impact on insects, on which nearly 75% of crops rely, says Omer Davidi, CEO of BeeHero, an Israeli company that leverages advanced data analytics, AI and low-cost IoT sensors to improve crop yields and increase profits for commercial crop growers.
