How Singapore Farms Use Artificial Intelligence

Whether it’s irrigation or fertiliser use, smart farming makes these processes automated.
Singapore’s VertiVegies and Blue Aqua International Group employ artificial intelligence and other advances in Internet of Things, as part of the country’s move to becoming a leading urban agriculture and aquaculture technology hub.
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[@caver38]

Singapore hydroponics food production relies on vast amounts of electricity and water , along with chemicals . It already has a water supply problem , generates most of its electricity from burning gas , and has to import agricultural chemicals . Questions also have to be asked concerning the quality of its vegetable etc . Hydroponics can never produce many of the variety of food needed in Singapore

[@goalerfc8100]

We are happy to watch Singapore have it own plantation. Keep up!!

[@stanleyayochok]

More of this and make it longer

[@thepain9729]

problem in hydroponic indoor is electricity, but it can be solved if goverment pay the cost or use nuclear power plant

[@Hmonks]

As long their exist some external source energy will always be present, water and food is rather limited in the long run

[@gregh7457]

singapore has plenty of sunshine for solar but lacks the land for panels but they already have outdoor vertical farms which require no artificial light.

[@rydanabdyl2461]

amazing

[@carollever4662]

Impressive smart citizens

[@anasqai]

A big space like lionsworld meeting room size is $95/mth, I wonder about farming, where it can happen, paying point? The reality like if the investor tell of it directly instead of "law knowing first" this time?

[@MiguelAngel-vi4oq]

Curious how investors do not put their money into agriculture and food production in general. We will feel the effect of this lack of investment by 2050.

[@mikechansw748]

PREACH. What do you personally think will happen by 2050?

[@MiguelAngel-vi4oq]

@@mikechansw748 Higher food prices and low production due to the effects of climate change. There could be shortage by 2050.

[@mikechansw748]

@@MiguelAngel-vi4oq Agreed. I’m extremely worried myself. Climate change will cause massive disruptions in the food supply chain.. SG absolutely will not survive if it relies on 90% of its food imported. May I ask you for advice? I’m studying a humanities degree (sociology) but I feel it’s a big mistake for this very reason: I should be studying agriculture instead. Fill the demand that’s about to come from the enormous, impending food crisis. I don’t know what to do, I would very much like to quit this course and study agi instead

[@MiguelAngel-vi4oq]

@@mikechansw748 Is there a way you could get a double degree? Sociology and Business Admin. or economics just to name a few. Agriculture doesn’t require any degree to be good at it but you definitely need to understand how the markets and the world is going to react to a major shortage, so I’d quite a good combination to continue studying sociology and complement it with either economics or mathematics. You can learn agriculture in your spare time, you can start by indoors farming tomatoes, lettuce and some herbs. Also, I believe AI to play a major role in how we’re producing food in the future so studying statistics is a must (I’m a statistician and BS in business) and probably some programming will be helpful. My advice is not to quit sociology as it’s itself the very study of human behaviour and it’s such a good skill set to have in the future. PD: I’m doing AI assisted agriculture in my spare time.

[@mikechansw748]

@@MiguelAngel-vi4oq Thank you so kindly for the advice, Mr Miguel. Hm sadly, I don’t think it’s possible, but you’re right economics does sound useful But the main reasons why I realise studying agriculture is extremely vital now, is because, well, when the food shortages come I need to be able to grow food for my family. Growing food will be a much needed skill in the near future too, to say the least. I’m very eager to fill the demand

[@jrukawa11]

I wish my hair could grow like this

[@sajansethi7205]

I have experience how to grow vegetables i qm already doing veggies grow

[@prasathbabu1759]

Come to India

[@vishakharaut9988]

😂ya

[@jonysusanto8333]

No 1 in food security, but there are hungry citizens, is that not contradiction

[@nekomeow6278]

Hungry citizens is not because there is no food, we have food lots of it, but its the price of food. But there are cheaper options of food here too.

[@electromatik2000]

Very interesting, sterile environment to grow food? So, I guess all is GMO and pollination without bees. You can feed yourself with that, I'm not interested.

[@gregh7457]

you've been eating genetically modified all your life. those hybrids are tasty aren't they

[@198-rx]

That tv series Tanked from Animal Planet.🤔

[@songrudy4365]

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