Partner blog feature : AI farming: Digitizing the relationship between the greenhouse and the plants inside it


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Artificial intelligence is poised to transform virtually every sector, and horticulture is no different. This team, as participant in the Homegrown Innovation Challenge, is housed at the University of Guelph, an ensemble of academic wisdom and technological innovation, and has developed a Digital Twin Model, an AI-powered autonomous farming system that will revolutionize berry cultivation in controlled environments, making out-of-season production a sustainable reality.

University of Guelph is a Bioenterprise Canada Knowledge & Development Partner.

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