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    Robot Dogs On Farms Do More Than Guarding▼Robot Dogs On Farms Do A Lot More Than Just Guarding✉newsTechnologyRobotics11 h ago

    Robot dogs are being deployed on farms for tasks beyond security, according to a report from Engadget. The four-legged machines, similar to Boston Dynamics' Spot, are increasingly used in agriculture for monitoring livestock, inspecting crops, and surveying land, suggesting the technology is moving from novelty demos toward practical, everyday farm work.

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    SIU Researchers Build AI Robot to Detect Soybean Diseases Early▼SIU Researchers Build Robot, AI to Detect Soybean Diseases Before Symptoms Appear✉newsTechnologyRobotics2 d ago

    Researchers at Southern Illinois University have developed a robot paired with artificial intelligence capable of detecting soybean diseases before visible symptoms appear in crops. The technology could allow farmers to intervene earlier, potentially reducing crop losses and pesticide use. The announcement has drawn attention within the agricultural technology community as interest grows in AI-driven precision farming tools.

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    SIU Researchers Build Robot and AI to Detect Soybean Diseases▼SIU researchers build robot, AI to detect soybean diseases b...✉newsTechnologyRobotics15 h ago

    Researchers at Southern Illinois University have developed a robot equipped with artificial intelligence designed to detect soybean diseases early. The system is intended to identify problems in fields before they spread, helping farmers protect yields. The project highlights growing use of agricultural robotics and machine learning in crop monitoring across the US farm sector.

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    South Korea's Mobilint Partners with LG, Doosan Robotics, Daedong on AI Chips●South Korea's Mobilint Teams Up with LG, Doosan Robotics, Daedong on On-Device AI Chips✉newsTechnologySemiconductors1 d ago

    South Korean semiconductor startup Mobilint has announced partnerships with LG, Doosan Robotics and Daedong to supply its on-device AI chips. The deals would embed Mobilint's neural processing technology directly into products spanning consumer electronics, industrial robots and agricultural machinery, allowing AI tasks to run locally without cloud connections. The move highlights South Korea's push to build a domestic edge-AI chip industry to compete with global players.