date:Sep 27, 2013
ita, an official at Shibuya Seiki, the developer of the machine.
It also uses the images from the two cameras to calculate the distance from the target, then approaches the strawberry it is aiming at, he said.
A third camera takes a detailed photo of the fruit, which it uses for the final calculation before moving in to snip it.
Strawberry farming is highly labor-intensive, requiring 70 times the work of rice farming and twice that of tomatoes and cucumbers, according to the National Agric