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Agroecology lab

Month: January 2023

Agroecology Lab 2023

January 19, 2023February 6, 2023 nibletUncategorized

Developing an R&D field robot A R&D platform based on the Twisted Fields Acorn rover. Using the existing electronics and software stack  which features: CM4 CANBUS compute module carrier BLDC CANBUS steering/ motion drivers RTK integration Python software stack Optional ROS2 extension Proposed BOM for  R&D field robot Project v1.0 – Mechanical weeding between crop…Continue reading Agroecology Lab 2023

Open hardware electronics

January 10, 2023February 26, 2023 nibletUncategorized

There are a good number of companies and enthusiasts who produce open hardware designs. These notably include Adafruit, Sparkfun, Olimex MLab Zio Plus a variety of individuals on Tindie , OSHWlab or Kitspace Using electronics typically involves connecting an MCU to various sensors, peripherals or actuators. There are a few standards that try to combine these…Continue reading Open hardware electronics

Open Source Robotic Processing Unit

January 4, 2023January 6, 2023 nibletUncategorized

Inspired by the ‘proper’ Robotic Processing Unit I was curious what a truly ‘Open’ version of that might look like. The CM4 footprint seems to enable modularity so over on the Twisted Fields forum I did a bit of CM4 module research In 2023 the ‘openness’  always going to be imperfect, RISC-V is going to be…Continue reading Open Source Robotic Processing Unit

Zero fossil fuel inputs

Reducing our fossil fuel consumption is the first step towards a regenerative agriculture

No off-site fertility

Aims for zero inputs of off-site fertility

Protein-rich staple foods.

Focuses on crop systems producing protein-rich staple foods.

Improving on Farm Protein Production

The Agroecology lab conducts research into human-scale, low-carbon agroecological systems for the UK context. It operates from a one-acre site near Yate.

Food Security, and Ecological Resilience.

We sit at the intersection between Sustainable food and Permaculture and the digital revolution

Open Source research

We study, design, manage and evaluate proof of concept agricultural systems.
Considering the interactions of all important biophysical, technical and socioeconomic components of farming systems

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