Uploaded August 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
As the world grapples with bee extinction one NASA competition winner is using artificial intelligence to take matters into their own hands... or rather robotic arms.
A group of NASA competition winners from West Virginia University is taking the rover that they developed for NASA’s Sample Return Robot Centennial Challenge and augmenting it to address the world’s need for creative pollination solutions. They have created a robot that can pollinate crops.
Explore NASA’s Centennial Challenges and see how you can get involved: nasa.gov/winit
As the world grapples with bee extinction one NASA competition winner is using artificial intelligence to take matters into their own hands... or rather robotic arms.
A group of NASA competition winners from West Virginia University is taking the rover that they developed for NASA’s Sample Return Robot Centennial Challenge and augmenting it to address the world’s need for creative pollination solutions. They have created a robot that can pollinate crops.
Explore NASA’s Centennial Challenges and see how you can get involved: nasa.gov/winit
