Retreat of the Internet of Things for Precision Agriculture (IoT4Ag)

Purdue University recently hosted the 2026 Annual Retreat of the Internet of Things for Precision Agriculture (IoT4Ag), bringing together researchers, students, industry leaders, and growers to explore the future of precision agriculture. The event featured research updates, technology demonstrations, industry tours, student flash talks, and an innovation competition showcasing cutting-edge IoT, artificial intelligence, robotics, and sensing technologies designed to improve agricultural efficiency and sustainability. The retreat also strengthened collaboration among partner institutions and industry stakeholders while supporting workforce development for the next generation of agricultural technology leaders.

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