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To reduce water consumption and improve the quality of agricultural production, Mutti, one of Europe's leading companies in the tomato products market, and the National Research Council's Institute of Materials for Electronics and Magnetism (IMEM-CNR), have launched the first monitoring experiment using Bioristor on tomato plants.
"The Bioristor offers an unprecedented opportunity in our sector to monitor and optimize the use of water on crops, helping to guarantee the quality of products in an ever more efficient and responsible way."
"The experiment conducted by Mutti and IMEM-CNR highlights the technology's potential to improve the efficient use of agricultural resources, such as water, and increase the sustainability of the sector," said Michela Janni, researcher at IMEM-CNR. "The Bioristor, combined with the artificial intelligence algorithm, represents a step forward in precision agriculture, maximizing irrigation efficiency and achieving high-quality production even under unfavorable conditions."
