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The future of Agricultural Industry

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  • 2016first covered
  • 7 May 2026latest update
  • 4linked technologies

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  1. Moisture sensing leaf tattoos turn plants into computing devices and fire monitorsComputing
  2. Millimeter wave radar systems help researchers track bees and waspsAI and intelligence
  3. Carbon Robotics built an AI model that detects and identifies weeds and plantsRobotics
  4. Dyson’s massive Strawberry farm ferris wheel boosts yields by 250 percentRobotics
  5. Lab grown Salmon finally gets the FDA green lightIndustry and manufacturing
  6. Startup Galy finally releases its lab grown cotton into the marketIndustry and manufacturing
  7. Hybrid WiFi-LoRA mashup creates ultra long range WiFiConnected society
  8. Butter made from air debuts in the US as disruption bites food giantsIndustry and manufacturing
  9. Viruses mutated faster to avoid genetic edits in bird flu resistant CRISPR super chickensBiotech and enhanced humans
  10. Hitachi’s new synthetic protein for lab made meat could drop prices by 90%Industry and manufacturing
  11. Lab grown meat gets the FDA green light to go on sale throughout the USIndustry and manufacturing
  12. IBM wants to build a 10,000 Qubit quantum computer within 10 yearsComputing
  13. The Future of Food 2040 | Malaysia | Matthew Griffin | Food Futurist Keynote SpeakerArticles
  14. Fertiliser costs have tripled so synthetic biology startups are re-inventing how its madeIndustry and manufacturing
  15. Scientists used cellular agriculture to create a giant Woolly mammoth meatballIndustry and manufacturing
  16. The worlds first lab grown steak breaks cover in SwitzerlandIndustry and manufacturing
  17. Chicken made in a lab gets its first US FDA approvalIndustry and manufacturing
  18. From kale to cherries scientists are using CRISPR to create new kinds of foodsBiotech and enhanced humans
  19. Vertically farmed rice opens the door to guaranteed food security in SingaporeIndustry and manufacturing
  20. Unilevers first 3D printed metamaterial chocolates take eating to a whole new levelIndustry and manufacturing
  21. Researchers turn plants into biological computers to grow better cropsComputing
  22. Major biotech breakthrough lets researchers grow plants without lightIndustry and manufacturing
  23. At over 200,000 burgers a day this cultivated meat factory will be the world’s biggestIndustry and manufacturing
  24. Elephant, lion, tiger, and zebra steaks are on the menu thanks to lab made meatsIndustry and manufacturing
  25. Open Meals uses your biology to 3D print custom Sushi for each individual dinerIndustry and manufacturing
  26. This lab grown Palm Oil is good enough to prevent the future destruction of the rainforestsIndustry and manufacturing
  27. Vertical farms are coming to save your perfume from climate changeEarth and energy
  28. This startup is literally trying to make juicy steaks out of thin airEarth and energy
  29. John Deere’s new autonomous tractor is automating farming all over againRobotics
  30. Hienz shows off the first ketchup from its Martian tomatoesIndustry and manufacturing
  31. The Future of Food 2040 | Rich’s Foods, USA | Matthew Griffin | Food Futurist Keynote SpeakerArticles
  32. Molecular farming means your next vaccine could be grown in a plantBiotech and enhanced humans
  33. Biofuels made using giant Pacific Kelp elevators could power a tenth of all US transportEarth and energy
  34. Startups Cloud in a Box brings fresh water to the areas that need it mostEarth and energy
  35. Genetically engineered barcoded spores could help improve food safetyIndustry and manufacturing
  36. Scientists developed a device that enables two way communication with plantsConnected society
  37. Futuristic Spinach can send you emails about climate change, life, and stuffConnected society
  38. This genetic kill switch prevents genetically modified organisms from escapingSecurity and privacy
  39. MIT’s lab grown wood and plants take aim at traditional farming and forestryIndustry and manufacturing
  40. Singapore becomes the first country in the world to approve lab made meat for saleIndustry and manufacturing
  41. Strawberry picking robot that out performs human pickers heads to the fieldsRobotics
  42. Edible electronics tattooed onto your food could track both your food and your healthIndustry and manufacturing
  43. 3D printed artificial fruit looks better and tastes better than the real thingIndustry and manufacturing
  44. Genetically engineered cattle only produce male offspring to save the worldBiotech and enhanced humans
  45. Higher Steaks shows off the world’s first lab made bacon and pork belliesIndustry and manufacturing
  46. KFC embraces future of food, inks deal to sell 3D printed chicken nuggetsIndustry and manufacturing
  47. Food made from thin air could disrupt the global Soya market within a decadeIndustry and manufacturing
  48. Online grocer Ocado invests £17m to bring robot run vertical farms to the worldIndustry and manufacturing
  49. Scientists have visualised stress in plants for the first timeIndustry and manufacturing
  50. Boston Dynamics’ robot dog gets busy herding New Zealand sheepRobotics
  51. The Future of Communities and Housing | British Property Federation, UK | Matthew Griffin | Futurist Keynote SpeakerArticles
  52. Genetically engineered male moths programmed to kill off females released into the wildBiotech and enhanced humans
  53. Lab grown meat could make eating T-Rex and Zebra burgers completely normalIndustry and manufacturing
  54. Scientists created a new type of solar panel that produces electricity and clean waterEarth and energy
  55. US startup uses an old NASA recipe to create “meat” from thin airIndustry and manufacturing
  56. World first as astronauts 3D print beef in spaceIndustry and manufacturing
  57. UK startup’s new method drastically reduces the cost of clean meatIndustry and manufacturing
  58. Bioengineering breakthrough paves the way for tomorrow’s superplantsEarth and energy
  59. Chicken nuggets grown in a lab from feathers for the first timeIndustry and manufacturing
  60. Fully autonomous raspberry picking robot successfully completes field trialsRobotics
  61. Scientists hunt for “Kryptonite to stop CRISPR,” the world’s most powerful gene editing toolBiotech and enhanced humans
  62. Food breakthrough lets researchers grow fish meat on demandIndustry and manufacturing
  63. Coffee without the coffee beans, “Molecular Coffee” has arrivedIndustry and manufacturing
  64. Scientists create Nanobionic plants that detect chemicals and could grow on MarsIndustry and manufacturing
  65. 3D Printing with sound, new tech opens door to printed cosmetics, food, and drugsIndustry and manufacturing
  66. A US start up has created the world’s first fully autonomous vertical farmRobotics
  67. Genetic engineering breakthrough turns chickens into egg laying medicine factoriesIndustry and manufacturing
  68. Scientists fix a genetic flaw to boost crop yields by 40 percentEarth and energy
  69. Joint China-Russia atmospheric experiment spikes temperatures over Europe by 100 CelciusEarth and energy
  70. Aleph Farms serves up the world’s first lab grown steakIndustry and manufacturing
  71. Mine hunting bees tracked with Lidar help farmers boost crop yieldsEarth and energy
  72. Collapsing bee colonies prompt researchers to build robo beesRobotics
  73. OpenAI’s robot hand handles objects with human-like dexterityRobotics
  74. Milk and dairy products without the cow, Perfect Day re-invents dairyIndustry and manufacturing
  75. Stab these soft robots and they’ll self-heal instantlyIndustry and manufacturing
  76. China starts geo-engineering its atmosphere on a massive scaleEarth and energy
  77. Adapt or Die | Cherwell, Reading | Matthew Griffin | Disruption Keynote SpeakerArticles
  78. Revolutionary Nano-antenna is hundreds times smaller than today’s state of the artIndustry and manufacturing
  79. Vertical farms edge closer to disrupting traditional agricultureEarth and energy
  80. Scientists create edible electronics using Graphene to improve food safetyIndustry and manufacturing
  81. China spends $300million to buy lab produced meats from IsraelIndustry and manufacturing
  82. New Chinese breakthrough “soil” turns desert into fertile farmlandEarth and energy
  83. US startup secures $200m in funding to build 300 vertical farms across ChinaEarth and energy
  84. NASA inspired tech designed for outer space triples crop yields on EarthIndustry and manufacturing
  85. Re-imagining retail, Robomart unveil their autonomous, mobile shop conceptTransport and mobility
  86. World first as drones and robots plant, tend and harvest their own cropsRobotics
  87. Revolutionary new IoT chip communicates miles without using any energyConnected society
  88. Farmers in the future will “shepherd herds of robots”Robotics
  89. Meet the new harvesting robots that can pick 10,000 apples an hourRobotics
  90. World’s biggest meat producer begins rolling out robot butchersRobotics
  91. Fast, deadly laser wielding underwater robots revolutionise fish farmingEarth and energy
  92. Meat without the animals, Memphis Meats shows off new lab produced beef, chicken and duck dishesIndustry and manufacturing
  93. China’s new climate control program is a monsterEarth and energy
  94. Genetically modified super cows are resistant to tuberculosisEarth and energy
  95. World first as scientists use two new DNA letters to create new “alien” life formBiotech and enhanced humans
  96. Walmart improves public safety by putting pork on the blockchainConnected society
  97. New research shows plants learn like dogsEarth and energy
  98. DARPA wants to use genetically modified bugs to rejuvenate dead and dying cropsEarth and energy
  99. Photosynthesis breakthrough crams millions of years of plant evolution into monthsEarth and energy
  100. Modern farmers grow bacteria to grow better cropsEarth and energy
  101. Top scientists met in secret to discuss creating the first artificial humansBiotech and enhanced humans
  102. Japanese company Spread set to open worlds first fully autonomous farm in 2017Robotics
  103. The future of jobs in a Machine WorldOpinion
  104. Autonomous tractors are coming to a field near youTransport and mobility
  105. Feeding the world with lab grown foods gets closerIndustry and manufacturing
  106. Gourmet 3D printed food restaurant pops up in LondonIndustry and manufacturing
  107. New vertical farm in New Jersey revolutionises farmingIndustry and manufacturing
  108. Breakthrough lets researchers turn plants into electric circuits and connect them to the gridEarth and energy
  109. Bionic leaf could revolutionise energy and manufacturingEarth and energy
  110. The future of jobs and educationOpinion
  111. The End of FamineOpinion

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311 Institute has published 111 articles about Agricultural Industry since 2016, most recently on 7 May 2026.

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