Why Japan is Automating Harvesting @MATLAB
Why Japan is Automating Harvesting  @MATLAB
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
AGRIST is a Japanese startup developing automated harvesting robots to address labor shortages in agriculture.

In this video, the AGRIST team shares how they use MATLAB to support software development for their harvesting robots, including AI‑based crop identification and localization. By connecting MathWorks tools with ROS, the team can develop, test, and debug robot software more efficiently in real‑world field environments.

Learn more about AGRIST: bit.ly/agrist

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