Developing Enabling Robotic Systems for High-throughput Plant Phenotyping By Dr. Tang
Join us for a presentation with Dr. Lie Tang from Iowa State University.
Dr. Tang will be presenting: Developing Enabling Robotic Systems for High-throughput Plant Phenotyping
Date: October 6th
Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Location: BAE 106 or via Zoom (Meeting ID: 967 0425 4507)
Bio: Dr. Tang's research has been concerned with agricultural automation, optimization, machine intelligence and robotics. He has many years of international research experience in Europe and the US. He has developed an advanced real-time machine vision system for automated behavior monitoring for group-housed pigs in KULeuven (Belgium). During his PhD study he developed a sensing and control system for variable rate and selective weed control. He also developed an automated sensing system for corn plant spacing measurement for Deere Company. While he was on faculty in both Denmark and the Netherlands, he has been working on agricultural robotics and intelligent systems. Dr. Tang is currently continuing his research in developing advanced sensing, optimization and robotic technologies for agricultural production systems in the 21st century.