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NEW YORK, Feb. 10, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue:
Agricultural Robots: Market Shares, Strategies, and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2014 to 2020
WinterGreen Research announces that it has published a new study Agricultural Robots Market Shares, Strategy, and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2014 to 2020. The 2014 study has 430 pages, 236 tables and figures. Worldwide markets are poised to achieve significant growth as the agricultural robots are used in every aspect of farming, milking, food production, and animal control to implement automated process for the industry.
Weed control is able to achieve crop-yield increases. Robot technology is deploying machines for weed control, promising to improve crop yields. Robots make the crops safer by eliminating or virtually eliminating herbicides. Downstream processing system solutions and robots achieve automation of process. Robots meet stringent hygiene and safety regulations, work tirelessly 24 hours a day, and relieve human workers of physically arduous tasks. Robots contribute to the freshness, variety and quality of food. Projects are ongoing.
High value crops are a target of agricultural robotic development. What could be tastier than a strawberry, perfectly formed, and perfectly ripened? New agricultural robots are able to improve the delivery of consistent quality food, and to implement efficiency in managing food production.
Strawberries are a high profit crop. A new generation of machines has just been born. Strawberry Harvesters with the world's most advanced technology to give maximum performance to a farm. Harvesting robots can optimize the productivity of the farming business. Growers can get the best results in a berry farm using automated process. Automated picking collection systems improve labor productivity, give speed and agility to harvest operations.
The robotic platforms are capable of site-specific spraying. This is targeted spraying only on foliage and selected targets. It can be used for selective harvesting of fruit. The robots detect the fruit, sense its ripeness, then move to grasp and softly detach only ripe fruit.
Agricultural robots address automation of process for agribusiness. The challenge being addressed is to guide farmers towards a new economic model. The aim is to meet demands of a global market. Harvesting is one benefit. Crop-yield increases come from weed control. Robot technology is deploying its machines for weed control, promising to improve crop yields. Robots make the crops safer by eliminating or virtually eliminating herbicides.
Machinery manufacturers and downstream processing industries look for system solutions and robots to achieve automation of process. Robots meet stringent hygiene and safety regulations, work tirelessly 24 hours a day, and relieve human workers of physically arduous tasks. Robots contribute to the freshness, variety and quality of food.
According to Susan Eustis, principal author of the market research study, "Agricultural robotic projects are ongoing. The key to industrial farm robots is keeping costs down. Adapting existing commercial vehicles instead of building new ones is the best way to build viable agricultural robots."
Agricultural robot market size at $817 million in 2013 are anticipated to reach $16.3 billion by 2020, a hefty growth for a nascent market. Agricultural robots are but part of an overall trend toward more automated process for every type of human endeavor. Robots are being used more widely than expected in a variety of sectors, and the trend is likely to continue with robotics becoming as ubiquitous as computer technology over the next 15 years.
1. Market Agricultural Robot Description and Market Dynamics
1.1 Agricultural Markets
1.1.1 Automation Potential In The Agricultural Industry
1.1.2 Robots Find A Place in the Agriculture Industry
1.1.3 Agricultural Robots Make Production More Efficient
1.1.4 Use Of Industrial Robots for Agriculture
1.1.5 Agricultural Robotics and Automation
1.2 RAS Agricultural Robotics and Automation (AgRA) Technical Committee
1.3 Farm Bots Pick, Plant and Drive
1.3.1 Relying On Illegal Immigrants Can Be A Legal Liability
1.4 Nursery & Greenhouse Sector
1.4.1 Harvest Automation Labor Process Automation
1.4.2 The Growing Season Is Also The Shipping Season
1.5 Improving Nursery Efficiency
1.5.1 Small Mobile Robot for Plants and Shrubs
1.6 Agricultural Producers Seek To Improve Operations
1.6.1 Increasing Cows Days Of Grazing
1.7 cRops (Clever Robots for Crops) Robots To Harvest High Value Crops
1.8 European Union Seventh Framework Program
1.9 Strawberries
1.9.1 Strawberries in the US
1.10 Transformational Agricultural Robots
2 Agricultural Robots Market Share and Market Forecasts
2.1 Agricultural Robot Market Driving Forces
2.1.1 Agricultural Robot Target Markets
2.1.2 Robotic Agriculture Trends
2.2 Agricultural Robot Market Shares
2.2.1 Lely Group Revenue
2.2.2 Use Of Standard Industrial Robots In Agriculture
2.2.3 Kuka
2.2.4 Fanuc
2.2.5 Agrobot High Value Crop Robotic Automation
2.2.6 John Deere Autonomous Tractors
2.2.7 Harvest Automation
2.2.8 Vision Robotics
2.3 Agricultural Robot Market Forecasts
2.3.1 Agricultural Robot Market Segments
2.3.2 Agricultural Robotics Key Economic Enabler
2.3.3 High Value Fruit Crops: Strawberries
2.3.4 Nursery And Garden Products
2.3.5 Ornamental Plant Markets
2.3.6 Golf courses Robotic Mowing
2.3.7 Crop Dusting With Remote-Controlled Helicopters
2.3.8 Distributed Robotics Garden
2.3.9 Cultibotics
2.3.10 Agricultural Robot Vision Pruning Systems
2.4 Agricultural Robot Pricing
2.4.1 Harvest Automation
2.4.2 Shibuya Seiko Co. Strawberry Picking Robot
2.4.3 Wall-Ye V.I.N. Robot Functions
2.4.4 iRobot Automated Lawn Mowing
2.5 Agricultural Robots TCO / ROI
2.5.1 Cost Structures and Roles of Agricultural Robots
2.6 Agricultural Robot Regional Analysis
2.6.1 Production of Agricultural Robotics in China
2.6.2 Chinese Agricultural Machinery
2.6.3 Agricultural Robots in Africa
3 Agricultural Robots Product Description
3.1 John Deere Autonomous Tractor
3.1.1 John Deere Crop Spraying
3.2 Kuka
3.2.1 Kuka Robots in the Agricultural Industry
3.2.2 Kuka Robots in the Food Processing Industry
3.2.3 Kuka Automation in Agriculture
3.3.1 Fanuc Vegetable Sorting Robot
3.3.2 FANUC Robodrill DiA5 Series
3.4 ABB Robots
3.4.1 ABB Symphony Plus
3.5 Yaskawa
3.5.1 Yaskawa Industrial AC Drives 1/8 thru 1750 Horsepower
3.5.2 Yaskawa Specialty Pump Drives 3/4 thru 500 Horsepower
3.5.3 Yaskawa Servo Systems and Motion Controllers
3.5.4 Motoman Robot Handling and Palletizing Bags of Livestock Feed
3.5.5 Motoman Agriculture Robotics Palletizing Bags Solution
3.5.6 Motoman Robotics Agricultural Robot Palletizing
Bags Fixtures / Tooling Details
3.5.7 Motoman Agricultural Grain Bin Dryer Fan Wheels
3.5.8 Motoman Robotics Fixtures/Tooling Details
3.5.9 Motoman Agricultural Irrigation Pipe
3.5.10 Motoman Robotics Fixtures/Tooling Details
3.5.11 Motoman Agricultural Equipment
3.5.12 Motoman Robotics Fixtures/Tooling Details
3.5.13 Motoman Round Baler Pickup Frames for Agricultural Equipment
3.5.14 Motoman Robotics Fixtures/Tooling Details
3.5.15 Motoman Skid Steer Loader Mount Plates
3.5.16 Motoman Bags of Livestock Feed
3.5.17 Motoman Robotics Fixtures/Tooling Details
3.6 Harvest Automation
3.6.1 Harvest Automation Technology
3.6.2 Harvest Automation Behavior-Based Robotics
3.7 Robotic Harvesting
3.7.1 Robotic Harvesting Strawberry Harvester
3.8 Agrobot SW 6010
3.8.1 Agrobot AGB: Harvesting High Level System
3.8.2 Agrobot AG Vision
3.9 Blue River Technology
3.9.1 Blue River Precision Lettuce Thinning - 40/42" Beds
3.9.2 Blue River Precision Lettuce Thinning - 80/84" Beds
3.9.3 Lettuce Bot, Blue River Technology
3.10 cRops (Clever Robot for Crops)
3.10.1 cRops European Project, Made Up Of Universities And Labs
3.11 Jaybridge Robotics Agriculture
3.11.1 Jaybridge Robotics Kinze Partnering, Autonomous
Vehicle Row Crop Harvesting
3.11.2 Jaybridge Software Expertise
3.12 Nano Ganesh
3.13 Aqua Spy
3.14 8 Villages
3.15 IBM / Bari Fishing Market App
3.16 M Farm
3.17 Sustainable Harvest
3.18 Tractor Harvesting
3.19 Spensa Technology Pest Control
3.20 The Pebble Watch
3.21 Louisiana State University AgBot
3.21.1 AgBot Uses Autonomous, Advanced GPS System
3.21.2 Agbot Small Robots Versatility
3.21.3 Delivery Robot
3.22 Harvard Robobee
3.22.1 Harvard Robobee Practical Applications
3.22.2 Harvard Robobee Vision and Aims
3.22.3 Harvard Robobee Body, Brain, and Colony
3.22.4 Harvard Robobee Body
3.22.5 Harvard Robobee Flexible Insect Wings And Flight
Stability In Turbulent Airflow
3.22.6 Harvard Robobee Sensor Networks
3.22.7 Harvard Robobee Colony
3.22.8 Harvard Robobee Sensor Network Development
3.23 iRobot's Automatic Lawn Mower
3.24 MIT Autonomous Gardener Equipment Mounted On The
Base of a Roomba
3.25 Carnegie Mellon University's National Robotics Engineering Center
3.25.1 Carnegie Mellon. Self-Guided Farm Equipment
3.26 Cesar the LettuceBot
3.27 Universidad Politécnica de Madrid Rosphere
3.27.1 Rosphere Spherical Shaped Robot
3.28 Shibuya Seiko Co.
3.28.1 Shibuya Seiko Co. Strawberry Picking Robot
3.28.2 Shibuya Seiko Robot Can Pick Strawberry Fields
3.29 University of California, Davis Robots For Harvesting Strawberries
3.30 Wall-Ye V.I.N. Robot
3.30.1 Wall-Ye V.I.N. Robot Functions
3.30.2 Wall-Ye V.I.N. Robot Security System
3.30.3 Wall-Ye V.I.N. Robot Prunes 600 Vines Per Day
3.31 Vision Robotics
3.31.1 Vision Robotics Automated Tractors
3.32 Nogchui Autonomous Tractor
3.32.1 Professor Nogchui Agricultural Tractor Robot Uses
Navigation Sensor Called AGI-3 GPS Compass Made by TOPCON
3.32.2 Professor Nogchui Agricultural Tractor Robot Mapping System
3.32.3 Nogchui Autonomous Tractor Robot Management Systems
3.33 Microsoft Agricultural Robot Software
3.34 Australian Centre for Field Robotics Herder Robot
3.34.1 Robotic Rover Herds Cows
3.35 Chinese Agricultural Robots
3.36 Oracle Robot
3.37 3D Robotics
3.38 Lely Automatic Milking Robots
3.38.1 Lely Astronaut Milking Robots
3.38.2 Lely Concept and Management
3.38.3 Lely Correct Feed Management
3.38.4 Lely Milk Robots At Large Dairy Farms
3.38.5 Lely Free Cow Traffic
3.39 Kyoto University Tomato Harvesting Robot
3.40 Yamaha Crop Dusting Drones
3.41 RHEA Robot Fleets for Accuracy
3.41.1 RHEA Synchronoized Weeding
3.41.2 Synchronized Spraying
3.42 Precise Path Robotics
4. Agricultural Robots Technology
4.1 Harvest Automation Proprietary Sensor Technology
4.1.1 Harvest Automation Robot System Architecture
4.1.2 Harvest Automation Technology
4.1.3 Behavior-Based Robotics
4.1.4 Proprietary Sensor Technology
4.1.5 System Design & Architecture
4.2 Welding Robots
4.3 Material Handling Robots:
4.4 Plasma Cutting Robots:
4.5 Agricultural Robotics and Automation Scope:
4.5.1 IEEE Standards Initiatives
4.5.2 Delft Robotics Institute
4.6 Robotics and Automation
4.7 An Electronic System Improves Different Agriculture Processes
5 Agricultural Robots Company Description
5.1 ABB Robotics
5.1.1 ABB Revenue
5.1.2 ABB Strategy
5.1.3 ABB Global Leader In Power And Automation Technologies
5.1.4 ABB and IO Deliver Direct Current-Powered Data Center Module
5.1.5 ABB / Validus DC Systems DC Power Infrastructure Equipment
5.1.6 ABB Technology
5.1.7 ABB Global Lab Power
5.1.8 ABB Global Lab Automation
5.2 Agile Planet
5.3 AgRA: RAS Agricultural Robotics and Automation (AgRA
5.4 Agrobot
5.4.1 Agrobot Innovation and Technology for Agribusiness
5.5 Astronaut
5.6 Australian Centre for Field Robotics
5.7 Blue River Technology
5.7.1 Blue River / Khosla Ventures
5.8 CNH Industrial / Fiat / Case IH
5.8.1 Case IH Customers Work Directly With Design Engineers
5.9 cRops
5.10 Fanuc
5.10.1 FANUC Corporation
5.10.2 Fanuc Revenue
5.11 Georgia Tech Agricultural Robots
5.12 Google
5.12.1 Google / Boston Dynamics
5.12.2 Boston Dynamics LS3 - Legged Squad Support Systems
5.12.3 Boston Dynamics CHEETAH - Fastest Legged Robot
5.12.4 Boston Dynamics Atlas - The Agile Anthropomorphic Robot
5.12.5 Boston Dynamics BigDog
5.12.6 Boston Dynamics LittleDog - The Legged Locomotion
Learning Robot
5.12.7 Google Robotic Division
5.12.8 Google Self-Driving Car
5.12.9 Google Cars Address Vast Majority Of Vehicle
Accidents Due To Human Error
5.12.10 Google Business
5.12.11 Google Corporate Highlights
5.12.12 Google Search
5.12.13 Google Revenue
5.12.14 Google Second Quarter 2013 Results
5.12.15 Google Revenues by Segment and Geography
5.12.16 Google / Motorola Headcount
5.12.17 Google / Motorola
5.13 Harvard Robobee
5.13.1 Harvard Robobee Funding
5.13.2 Harvard Robobee Main Area Of Research
5.13.3 Harvard Robobee OptRAD is used as an Optimizing
Reaction-Advection-Diffusion system.
5.13.4 Harvard Robobee The Team
5.14 Harvest Automation
5.14.1 Harvest Automation Ornamental Horticulture
5.14.2 Harvest Automation M Series C Financing
5.14.3 Harvest Robotic Solutions For The Agricultural Market
5.14.4 Harvest Automation Robots
5.15.1 IBM Strategy
5.15.2 IBM Business Partners
5.15.3 IBM Messaging Extension for Web Application Pattern
5.15.4 IBM MobileFirst
5.15.5 IBM Business Analytics and Optimization Strategy
5.15.6 IBM Growth Market Initiatives
5.15.7 IBM Business Analytics and Optimization
5.15.8 IBM Strategy
5.15.9 IBM Smarter Planet
5.15.10 IBM Cloud Computing
5.15.11 IBM Business Model
5.15.12 IBM Business Revenue Segments And Capabilities
5.16 iRobot
5.16.1 iRobot Home Robots:
5.16.2 iRobot Defense and Security: Protecting Those in Harm's Way
5.16.3 iRobot Role In The Robot Industry
5.16.4 iRobot SPARK (Starter Programs for the Advancement of
Robotics Knowledge)
5.16.5 iRobot Revenue
5.16.6 iRobot Acquires Evolution Robotics, Inc.
5.16.7 iRobot / Evolution Robotics
5.17 Jaybridge Robotics
5.17.1 Jaybridge Robotics Software Solutions
5.17.2 Jaybridge Systems Integration for Autonomous Vehicles
5.17.3 Jaybridge Robotics Rigorous Quality Processes
5.17.4 Jaybridge Robotics Professional, Experienced Team
5.17.5 Jaybridge Robotics Seamless Working Relationship with
Client Teams
5.18 Kuka
5.18.1 Kuka Revenue
5.18.2 Kuka Competition
5.18.3 Kuka Innovative Technology
5.18.4 Kuka Well Positioned With A Broad Product Portfolio In
Markets With Attractive Growth Prospects
5.18.5 Kuka Strategy
5.18.6 Kuka Corporate Policy
5.19 KumoTek
5.19.1 KumoTek Robotics Software Specialists
5.20 Kyoto University
5.21 Lely
5.21.1 Lely Group Business Concepts
5.21.2 Lely Group Revenue
5.22 Millennial Net
5.22.1 Millennial Net Wireless Sensor Network:
5.22.2 Millennial Net 1000-Node MeshScape GO Wireless
Sensor Network (WSN) Agricultural Sensors
5.22.3 Millennial Net's MeshScape GO WSN Technology
5.23 National Agriculture and Food Research Organization
5.23.1 NARO, a Japanese Incorporated Administrative Agency
5.23.2 National Agriculture and Food Research Organization
(NARO) third mid-term plan (from 2011 to 2015)
5.23.3 National Agriculture and Food Research Organization
Stable Food Supply
5.23.4 National Agriculture and Food Research Organization
Development For Global-Scale Issues And Climate Change
5.23.5 National Agriculture and Food Research Organization
Development To Create Demand For New Food Products
5.23.6 National Agriculture and Food Research Organization
Development For Utilizing Local Agricultural Resources
5.23.7 Japanese National Agriculture and Food Research Organization
5.24 Ossian Agro Automation / Nano Ganesh
5.25 Precise Path Robotics
5.26 Robotic Harvesting
5.27 Sicily Tractor Harvesting
5.28 Shibuya Seiki
5.28.1 Shibuya Kogyo Pharmaceutical Application Examples
5.28.2 Shibuya Kogyo Robotic System For Handling Soft Infusion Bags
5.28.3 Shibuya Kogyo Robotic Cell Culture System "CellPRO"
5.28.4 Shibuya Kogyo Robotic System For Leaflet & Spoon Placement
5.28.5 Shibuya Kogyo Robotic Collating System
5.28.6 Shibuya Kogyo Automated Aseptic Environmental
Monitoring System
5.29 Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
5.30 University of California, Davis
5.31 Wall-Ye V.I.N. Robot
5.32 Yamaha
5.33 Yaskawa
5.33.1 Yaskawa Revenue
5.33.2 Yaskawa Business
5.33.3 YASKAWA Electric Motion Control
5.33.4 YASKAWA Electric Robotics
5.33.5 YASKAWA Electric System Engineering
5.33.6 YASKAWA Electric Information Technology
5.33.7 Yaskawa / Motoman
5.34 Agricultural Robotic Research Labs
5.34.1 Outdated links
5.34.2 Agricultural Robotic Companies
5.34.3 IEEE Agricultural Technical Committee
5.34.4 Agricultural Robotic Conferences
5.34.5 Agricultural Robotic Publications
5.34.6 Selected VC Funding In Robotics
List of Tables and Figures
Figure ES-1
Agrobot Strawberry Picker
Table ES-2
Agricultural Robot Market Driving Forces
Table ES-3
Agricultural Robot Target Markets
Table ES-4
Robotic Agricultural Trends
Table ES-5
Agriculture Robotic Activities
Table ES-6
Market Forces for Agricultural Modernization
Table ES-7
Robotics – State of the Art Advantages
Table ES-8
Agricultural Robot Challenges
Figure ES-9
Agricultural Robot Market Shares, Dollars, Worldwide, 2013
Figure ES-10
Agricultural Robot Market Forecasts Dollars, Worldwide,
Table 1-1
Aspects of Agricultural Sector Modernization
Figure 1-2
Agricultural Robotics Positioned To Meet The Increasing Demands For
Food And Bioenergy
Source: John Deere.
Figure 1-3
Autonomous Orchard Vehicle
Figure 1-4
Automated Picker Machine
Table 1-5
Nursery Robot Benefits
Figure 1-6
Cows Grazing
Figure 1-7
European Union Seventh Framework Program cRops
(Clever Robots for Crops) Focus On Harvesting High Value Crops
Figure 1-8
Transformational Agricultural Robots
Figure 2-1
Agrobot Strawberry Picker
Table 2-2
Agricultural Robot Market Driving Forces
Table 2-3
Agricultural Robot Target Markets
Table 2-4
Robotic Agricultural Trends
Table 2-5
Agriculture Robotic Activities
Table 2-6
Market Forces for Agricultural Modernization
Table 2-7
Robotics – State of the Art Advantages
Table 2-8
Agricultural Robot Challenges
Figure 2-9
Agricultural Robot Market Shares, Dollars, Worldwide, 2013
Table 2-10
Agricultural Robot Market Shares, Dollars, Worldwide, 2013
Figure 2-11
Agrobot Strawberry Picker
Figure 2-12
John Deere Autonomous Tractors
Figure 2-13
Agricultural Robot Market Forecasts Dollars, Worldwide,
Table 2-14
Agricultural Robot Market Forecast, Shipments, Dollars,
Worldwide, 2014-2020
Table 2-15
Agricultural Robot Market Industry Segments, Cow Milking and
Barn Systems, Strawberries and High Value Crops, Wheat, Rice,
Corn Harvesting, Grape Pruning and Harvesting, Nursery Management,
Golf Course and Lawn Mowing, Drone Crop Dusting Segments,
Dollars, Worldwide, 2014-2020
Table 2-16
Agricultural Robot Market Industry Segments, Cow Milking and
Barn Systems, Strawberries and High Value Crops, Wheat, Rice,
Corn Harvesting, Grape Pruning and Harvesting, Nursery Management,
Golf Course and Lawn Mowing, Drone Crop Dusting Segments,
Percent , Worldwide, 2014-2020
Figure 2-17
Multiple Small Intelligent Machines Replace Large Manned Tractors
Table 2-18
Agricultural Robots for Ornamental Plant Handling Benefits
Figure 2-19
UC Davis Using Yahama Helicopter Drones For Crop Dusting
Figure 2-20
Yahama Crop Duster
Figure 2-21
Distributed Robotics Garden
Figure 2-22
Modernized Agriculture Telegarden, As Installed At Ars Electronica
Table 2-23
Voluntary Cow Traffic Benefits
Table 2-24
Cow Traffic System Cubicles ROI Metrics
Table 2-25
Lely Example of Herd Size and Robots / Farm Worker
Table 2-26
Roles of Agricultural Robots
Figure 2-27
Cost Structures and Roles of Agricultural Robots
Figure 2-28
Agricultural Robotic Regional Market Segments, 2013
Table 2-29
Agricultural Robot Regional Market Segments, 2013
Figure 3-1
John Deere Autonomous Tractors
Figure 3-2
John Deere Autonomous Tractor Flexible Uses
Figure 3-3
John Deere Crop Spraying
Figure 3-4
Kuka Agricultural Robots
Figure 3-5
Kuka Material Handling Robots
Figure 3-6
Kuka Industry Standard Robots Used in Agriculture
Figure 3-7
Kuka Welding Robots in the Agricultural Industry
Figure 3-8
Kuka Robots in the Agricultural Industry
Figure 3-9
Kuka Robots in the Food Processing Industry
Figure 3-10
Kuka Agricultural Robots
Figure 3-11
Kuka Plasma Cutting Robot
Figure 3-12
Fanuc M-3iA Robots Sorting Boxes
Figure 3-13
FANUC Robodrill DiA5 Series
Figure 3-14
FANUC Welding Robots
Figure 3-15
FANUC Material Handling Robots
Figure 3-16
FANUC Plasma Cutting Robot
Figure 3-17
ABB Welding Robots
Figure 3-18
ABB Material Handling Robots
Figure 3-19
Yaskawa Plasma Cutting Robot
Figure 3-20
Yaskawa Robots Used in Agriculture
Figure 3-21
Yaskawa Industrial AC Drives 1/8 thru 1750 Horsepower
Figure 3-22
Yaskawa Specialty Pump Drives 3/4 thru 500 Horsepower
Figure 3-23
Motoman Robot Handling and Palletizing Bags of Livestock Feed
Table 3-24
Motoman Robot Handling and Palletizing Bags of Livestock
Feed Project Challenges
Table 3-25
Motoman Agriculture Robotics Palletizing Bags Solution
Table 3-26
Motoman Agricultural Grain Bin Dryer Fan Wheels Project Challenges
Table 3- 27
Motoman Agricultural Grain Bin Dryer Fan Wheels Robotics Solution
Figure 3-28
Motoman Agricultural Irrigation Pipe
Table 3-29
Motoman Agricultural Irrigation Pipe Project Challenges
Table 3-30
Motoman Agricultural Irrigation Pipe
Robotics Solution
Figure 3-31
Motoman Agricultural Equipment
Table 3-32
Motoman Agricultural Equipment Project Challenges
Table 3-33
Motoman Agricultural Equipment Robotics Solution
Figure 3-34
Motoman Round Baler Pickup Frames for Agricultural Equipment
Table 3-35
Motoman Round Baler Pickup Frames for Agricultural Equipment Project Challenges
Table 3-36
Motoman Round Baler Pickup Frames for Agricultural
Equipment Robotics Solution
Figure 3-37
Motoman Skid Steer Loader Mount Plates
Table 3-38
Motoman Skid Steer Loader Mount Plates Project Challenges
Table 3-39
Motoman Skid Steer Loader Mount Plates Robotics Solution
Figure 3-40
Motoman Bags of Livestock Feed
Table 3-41
Motoman Bags of Livestock Feed Project Challenges
Table 3-42
Motoman Bags of Livestock Feed Robotics Solution
Figure 3-43
Harvest Automation Shrub Robot
Figure 3-44
Harvest Automation Shrub Robot In Garden
Figure 3-45
Harvest Automation Robot Provides Marketplace Sustainability
Table 3-46
Harvest Automation Shrub Robot Features:
Table 3-47
Harvest Automation Shrub Robot Functions:
Figure 3-48
Robotic Harvesting of Strawberries
Figure 3-49
Agrobot SW 6010
Figure 3-50
Agrobot AGB: Harvesting High Level System
Figure 3-51
Agrobot AG Vision
Figure 3-60
Blue River Technology Agricultural Robot
Figure 3-61
Blue River Precision Lettuce Thinning Agricultural Robot
Table 3-62
Blue River Technology Agricultural Robot Functions
Figure 3-63
Blue River Precision Lettuce Thinning - 80/84" beds
Table 3-64
cRops Robotic Platform Functions
Table 3-65
cRops Robot System European Project Supporters
Figure 3-66
cRops Robot System
Figure 3-67
cRops Robot Target System
Figure 3-68
Jaybridge Robotics Driverless Tractor
Figure 3-69
IBM / Bari Fishing Market App
Figure 3-70
IBM / Bari Real Time Fishing Market App
Figure 3-71
IBM / Bari Fishing Market Need Matching App
Figure 3-72
Small Tractor Used For Manual Artichokes Harvesting
Figure 3-73
LSU AgBot
Table 3-74
Harvard Robobee Robot Applications
Table 3-75
Nature-Inspired Robotic Research Aims
Figure 3-76
Robobee Boby, Brain, Colony
Figure 3-77
Harvard Robobee Propulsive Efficiency
Figure 3-78
Robobee Boby, Brain, Colony
Figure 3-79
Harvard Robobee Studies of Stability And Control In Unsteady,
Structured Wakes
Table 3-80
Harvard Robobee Sensor Networks
Figure 3-81
Harvard Robobee Computationally-Efficient Control System
Table 3-82
Harvard Robobee Sensor Network Design Challenges
Table 3-83
Harvard Robobee Challenges In Development Of A Sensor Network
Table 3-84
Harvard Robobee Sensor Network Context Challenges
Table 3-85
Harvard Robobee Sensor Network Elements
Table 3-86
Harvard Robobee Sensor Network Limitations
Table 3-87
Harvard Robobee Software Language Limitations
Table 3-88
Harvard Robobee Software Language Current Efforts
Figure 3-89
Robomow RL850 Automatic Lawn Mower
Figure 3-90
MIT smart gardener robot
Figure 3-91
Carnegie Mellon Self-Guided Farm Equipment
Figure 3-92
Carnegie Mellon Self-Guided Equipment Running on Farm
Figure -3-93
Cesar the LettuceBot
Figure 3-94
Benefits of Lettuce Harvesting Robot
Figure 3-95
Figure 3-96
Rosphere Induction Of Forward/Backward And Turning Movements
Figure 3-97
University of California, Davis Robot For Harvesting Strawberries
Table 3-98
Wall-Ye V.I.N. Robot Functions
Table 3-99
Wall-Ye V.I.N. Robot Technology
Table 3-100
Wall-Ye V.I.N. Robot Features
Figure 3-101
Vision Robotics Snippy Robotic Vine Pruner
Figure 3-102
Nogchui Autonomous Tractor Grading
Figure 3-103
Nogchui Autonomous Tractor Working Field
Figure 3-104
Professor Nogchui Autonomous Tractor Navigation Map Information
Figure 3-105
Microsoft Agricultural Robot Software
Figure 3-106
Herder Robotic Rover
Figure 3-107
Chinese Farmbot Tractor Image
Figure 3-108
3D Robotics
Figure 3-109
3D Robotics Drone Spray Application
Figure 3-110
3D Robotics Uses Pesticides And Fungicides Only When Needed
Figure 3-111
3D Robotics Data For Marketing
Figure 3-112
3D Robotics Aerial Views of Crops
Figure 3-113
3D Robotics Aerial Views Multicopter To Fly Over Vineyards
Figure 3-114
Lely Automatic Milking
Figure 3-115
Astronaut Milking Robot
Figure 3-116
Lely Milking System Farm
Figure 3-117
Lely Cattle Feeding System Farm
Figure 3-118
Lely Automated Process for Managing Milking and Farm
Figure 3-119
Lely Correct Cattle Feeding Management
Figure 3-120
Lely Automated Process Cattle Feeding Management
Figure 3-121
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Gil Shaham's recent account of William Walton's Violin Concerto with the Houston Symphony was "a goose-bump experience – an event to remember" (Houston Chronicle). Now the Israeli-American virtuoso makes Walton's masterpiece central to his long-term exploration of the "Violin Concertos of the 1930s," performing it with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Charles Dutoit in Philadelphia (May 12-17) and Washington, DC (May 20); with the New York Philharmonic and Ludovic Morlot in New York (June 16-18) and at the Bravo! Vail Valley Music Festival (July 27); and with the Aspen Concert Orchestra directed by Christopher Seaman at the Aspen Music Festival (July 6). At Aspen Shaham also presents three further concertos from the same turbulent decade: Bartók's Second (July 8), the Stravinsky (July 12), and Hartmann's Concerto funèbre (July 21).
The ongoing "Violin Concertos of the 1930s" project was conceived when, as the Los Angeles Times describes, "one of the era's star fiddlers, Shaham began musing about his favorite 20th-century violin concertos at the turn of the millennium. He found to his surprise that most were written in the 1930s." In an in-depth feature on the enterprise, the Wall Street Journal explains,
"In the 1930s, horrific developments in Europe ultimately swept more than 50 countries into the most destructive global conflict ever known. Coincidentally during that decade, at least 14 significant composers wrote violin concertos, many for the first time."
These include the sole violin concerto of William Walton, which dates from 1938-39. Best-known today for the succès de scandale of his chamber entertainment Facade, in the 1930s Walton was considered the most important English composer of his generation. Shaham describes the genesis of his concerto:
"The great Jascha Heifetz commissioned the work and premiered it with the Cleveland Orchestra. Walton wrote the piece while in Italy, and there are obvious Mediterranean influences, especially in the second movement tarantella. Elgar's Violin Concerto seems to be the Walton concerto's closest spiritual partner. If, as it has been said, Elgar's concerto is the story of love lost, then Walton's is the story of love regained – or perhaps love re-won."
As the violinist points out, "the Walton is well known and loved in the U.K. but its popularity in the U.S. has lagged by comparison." This he considers an oversight:
"I see it as being both neo-romantic and a major contribution to modernism. Walton seamlessly juxtaposes tonal textures with twelve tone rows and other surprising innovations. He uses classical textures as well as his unique blend of edgy, brassy jazz. This is a poetic masterpiece by a great craftsman that never fails to move me."
Consequently, Shaham confesses wanting to revisit the work "again and again and again," and it figures prominently in his current programming. He gives four accounts of the concerto with the Philadelphia Orchestra under its Chief Conductor and Artistic Director Charles Dutoit, the first three in the orchestra's home (May 12, 14, & 17), and the last at Washington's Kennedy Center (May 20). The most recent of Shaham's numerous collaborations with Dutoit was at the Bravo!-Vail Valley Music Festival this past summer; likewise at Tanglewood he performed with Ludovic Morlot, who guest conducts the New York Philharmonic in three further performances of the Walton concerto at Lincoln Center's Avery Fisher Hall (June 16-18). Shaham reprises the work with the same forces for his guest appearance at Colorado's Bravo! Vail Valley Music Festival (July 27), and it is also with the Walton that he kicks off the summer season across the Rockies at the Aspen Music Festival, where British conductor Christopher Seaman, artistic director of the San Antonio Symphony, directs the Aspen Concert Orchestra (July 6).
An Aspen veteran, Shaham gives four major concerts at the 2011 festival, all of which showcase important violin concertos of the 1930s. He follows the Walton with Bartók's Second Violin Concerto of 1937-38, when the composer, a dedicated anti-fascist, struggled with fascism's increasing hold on pre-war Hungary. Shaham's recording of the work with Boulez and the Chicago Symphony was greeted by Time magazine as a "soaring interpretation, at once fiery and nobly lyrical … A near perfect realization of a modern masterpiece"; Time went on to christen Shaham "the outstanding American violinist of his generation." The violinist returns to Bartók's verbunkos-style work twice in the coming months: in Germany, with the Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin under Marek Janowski (June 10-11), as well as at Aspen, where Matthias Pintscher conducts the Aspen Chamber Symphony (July 8).
For his penultimate Aspen appearance, Shaham turns to Stravinsky's Violin Concerto of 1931, a great example of the legendary Russian's neoclassical writing, which Balanchine would later use as the score for two ballets. Shaham's rendition of the work reveals him to be "a consummate technician with an intense emotional side" (Cleveland Plain-Dealer); at Aspen he offers it with the support of the American Academy of Conducting orchestra (July 12).
In some cases the tumultuous political events of the 1930s directly impacted the concertos' composition, most notably that of Germany's Karl Amadeus Hartmann, an idealist socialist whose Concerto funèbre was written in 1939 to protest Hitler's occupation of Prague. With an orchestra of Aspen fellowship students conducted by Vasily Petrenko, Shaham juxtaposes the politically charged work with a favorite Classical one; Haydn's Fourth Violin Concerto is a staple of the versatile violinist's repertoire, and it is with this contrasting pair that he closes his Aspen season (July 21).
Additional information about Shaham's recordings is available at www.canaryclassics.com, and a list of his upcoming engagements follows.
Gil Shaham – upcoming engagements
April 29; Berlin, Germany
BARBER: Violin Concerto
Rundfunk Sinfonieorchester Berlin / Marek Janowski
May 5; New York, NY
BEETHOVEN: Triple Concerto
(with Yo-Yo Ma, cello; Emmanuel Ax, piano)
New York Philharmonic / Alan Gilbert
Carnegie Hall (120th anniversary gala concert)
May 12, 14, & 17; Philadelphia, PA
WALTON: Concerto for violin and orchestra
Philadelphia Orchestra / Charles Dutoit
Verizon Hall, Kimmel Center
May 20; Washington, DC
WALTON: Concerto for violin and orchestra
Philadelphia Orchestra / Charles Dutoit
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
May 27-29; San Diego, CA
BEETHOVEN: Violin Concerto
San Diego Symphony / Jahja Ling
June 10 & 11; Berlin, Germany
BARTOK: Concerto for violin and orchestra No. 2
Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin / Marek Janowski
June 13; St. Petersburg, Russia
Solo Bach recital
June 16, 17, & 18; New York, NY
WALTON: Concerto for violin and orchestra
New York Philharmonic / Ludovic Morlot
Wednesday, July 6 at 6pm; Aspen, CO
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Aspen Concert Orchestra / Christopher Seaman
Friday, July 8 at 6pm; Aspen, CO
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BARTÓK: Violin Concerto No. 2, BB 117
Aspen Chamber Symphony / Matthias Pintscher
Tuesday, July 12 at 4pm; Aspen, CO
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STRAVINSKY: Violin Concerto in D
American Academy of Conducting Orchestra
Thursday, July 21 at 8:30pm; Aspen, CO
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Orchestra of Aspen fellowship students / Vasily Petrenko
K. A. HARTMANN: Concerto funèbre
HAYDN: Violin Concerto in G, Hob. VIIa/4
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Phoenix is fourth with 89 and the Kings moved to 88. Chicago and Nashville are sixth and seventh with 86.
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Los Angeles 2, Calgary 1 (SO): Anze Kopitar clinched the shootout after Jonathan Quick had another of his good games in goal. Wayne Simmonds dug out a puck in the third period and Jarret Stoll scored on a rebound for the Kings' first goal. However, Justin Williams went off with an undisclosed injury and did not return.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. -- A Roman Catholic priest denied communion to more than 100 people Sunday, saying they could not receive the sacrament because they wore rainbow-colored sashes to church to show support for gay Catholics.
Before offering communion, the Rev. Michael Sklucazek told the congregation at the Cathedral of St. Paul that anyone wearing a sash could come forward for a blessing but would not receive wine and bread.
A group called the Rainbow Sash Alliance has encouraged supporters to wear the multicolored fabric bands since 2001 on each Pentecost Sunday, the day Catholics believe the Holy Spirit came to give power to Christians soon after Jesus ascended to heaven. But Sunday's service was the first time they had been denied communion at the altar.
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Archbishop Harry Flynn told the group earlier this month that they would not receive communion because the sashes had become a protest against church teaching.
While other parishioners sat or kneeled after going to the altar, sash-wearers remained standing with their hands cupped as a symbol they still wanted the sacrament. Their silent protest lasted about five minutes, until the congregation rose to hear the announcements and the benediction before being dismissed.
The Rainbow Sash Alliance says that by wearing the sash, members "publicly claim our place at Christ's table, sacramentally expressing the truth in our lives, and calling the church to embrace a new day of integrity and freedom."
Organizer Brian McNeill wrote to Flynn last month, explaining that the sashes are a symbol "to celebrate the gift of our lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender sexuality."
Flynn wrote back to say the sashes are "more and more perceived as a protest against church teaching," declaring that it has never been acceptable "to use the reception of communion as an act of protest."
Parishioner Larry Pavlicek was not sympathetic. As a divorced man, he said he has to live with the church's teaching that he cannot remarry and cannot have sex outside of marriage.
"If you're going to be a Catholic, either live with it or call yourself something different," he said. "They're trying to change something that has been taught by the church for 2,000 years."
Archdiocese spokesman Dennis McGrath said Flynn made the decision to deny communion after a cardinal asked U.S. bishops to adopt a consistent policy on the sashes. Catholics in Chicago and other cities such as Melbourne, Australia, have also worn sashes. Some have been denied communion, others have not.
Last year, some conservative groups in St. Paul kneeled in church aisles to block sash-wearers from receiving communion.