Mobile Meterology: Measuring Rain with Cellphones
By: Dylan Walsh. This post originally appeared on Ensia. The idea to measure rainfall with cell phone signals arose eight years ago over a cup
By: Dylan Walsh. This post originally appeared on Ensia. The idea to measure rainfall with cell phone signals arose eight years ago over a cup
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This week, we’re featuring the fall news letter from our friends at Investeco. The agricultural sector is going through a time of unprecedented innovation and
The bots are coming for your fields, your food, and your fertilizer. Three brothers have schemed up an idea that makes John Deere look medieval.
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