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Aigen uses AI-generated weeds to train farm robots faster

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Aigen says its Alchemy synthetic data system cuts the time needed to train its solar-powered weed-pulling robots on a new crop from three to four years to about a week. The Redmond, Washington startup has built more than 100 robots. The claim comes from Aigen itself and has not been independently verified. The company's robots run on solar power and pull weeds rather than spraying them.

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    Aigen Uses AI-Generated Weeds to Train Solar-Powered Farm Robots

    Aigen's Alchemy synthetic data cuts training its solar-powered weed-pulling robots on a new crop from three to four years to about a week. The Redmond startup has built over 100 robots.

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