Sensors: The Possibilities are Endless

Do you know the how you could use sensors on your farm or in your business?

In this Digging into the Data Pipeline presentation, Gaganpreet Singh Hundal, a PhD candidate in computer and information technology and graduate research assistant in digital agriculture at Purdue University, gives an overview of the different types of sensors available and how they can best be used on your farm or in our agribusiness.

View the Sensors: The Possibilities are Endless video here.

This video presentation is part of the Digging into the Data Pipeline webinar series hosted by the College of Agriculture at Purdue University.

View the Digging into the Data Pipeline playlist on Youtube.

This series was supported in part by the Wabash Heartland Innovation Network (WHIN).

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