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Farm robots cut herbicide use: Blue River’s AI boosts lettuce yields; Deere pays $305 million
The year 2017 also marked the testing of the second machine designed by Blue River, one with even larger ambitions than the previous one. Known as See & Spray, the machine, using similar computer ...
Blue River's Willy Pell was there at the birth of LettuceBot, evolved today as John Deere's See & Spray. (Photo courtesy of John Deere) Editor's Note: As the year comes to a close, we've once again ...
Progressive Farmer had the opportunity at the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), in Las Vegas, Nevada, to sit down with Willy Pell, CEO of Blue River Technology, to talk about the evolution of Blue ...
Jessica Uelmen is the senior director of engineering for See & Spray at Blue River Technology (a John Deere Company). In this role, she leads development across computer vision, machine learning, ...
Blue River Technology, which uses computer vision and robotics for agriculture, said it has raised $10 million in Series A-1 financing led by Data Collective Venture Capital. Innovation Endeavors also ...
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